Phoenix Suns star Kevin Durant has contract extension options

He can either agree to a one-year extension with the Phoenix Suns for $59.5 million through the 2026-27 season or wait until next summer to sign a two-year extension for $123.8 million, ESPN reported on Thursday.

“I don’t even think about it,” Durant said after Thursday’s shooting at the team’s practice facility. “I’m just going to play out my contract and focus on that. Focus on the team. I haven’t really had any discussions with anyone about a contract. I’m trying to focus on basketball.”

Durant has been eligible for the one-year extension since July 12 and has until Monday to sign it. He will receive an additional $64.3 million if he opts for the two-year extension.

“I’ve been very fortunate to be in this position for 18 years, so the financial part isn’t really important to me,” Durant said. “I’m just trying to keep getting better, keep improving my game and see how good I can get. That has always been my main focus. When the time has come, the time has come. At the moment I have two seasons left on my contract, so I will focus on those two.”