Sixers and James Harden come to an agreement

The Philadelphia 76ers have spent the 2022 offseason hoping to work around Joel Embiid. Be that as it may, the MVP-caliber player isn't the main player on the program they zeroed in on taking special care of. Notwithstanding Embiid, the Sixers wanted to find players that would supplement the ten-time All-Star, James Harden. What's more, to assist the Sixers with doing as such, Harden declined his $47 million player choice to permit the group to have space to sign possibilities like P.J. Tucker and Danuel House. But now Harden and the Sixers have come to terms with his new arrangement.

As per the information released by the group, the details of Harden's new arrangement won't be unveiled as it conflicts with the association's strategy. But reports have revealed that Harden would get back to Philadelphia on a two-year deal, which is assessed to be worth around $68 million.