There’s a good chance Kevin Durant is not on the Phoenix Suns by the end of the month, and the Valley may try to do everything they can to get Bradley Beal and his two years left of his maximum with a no trade clause off the team, but what’s continued to be clear is that Devin Booker isn’t expected to be going anywhere.

The Phoenix Suns are among the handful of teams expected to make a significant roster moves. The Suns are coming off a season in which they failed to meet expectations, resulting in a disappointing season for Phoenix.

According to NBA insider Marc Stein, Booker will become eligible for a two-year, $150 million contract extension on July 6, a deal he is widely expected to sign. The extension would make him the highest-paid player on a per-year basis in NBA history, with an annual salary of $75 million.