Andrew Wiggins is reportedly close to signing a new contract extension with the Miami Heat. Multiple reports say the deal will run for three years and total $64 million, keeping the forward with the franchise. The reported terms would provide Miami additional financial flexibility as it plans its roster around the contract.
Wiggins, who is 31, appeared for the Heat during the most recent season, playing in 68 games. The contract extension is expected to formalize his continued role with the team, though the reports do not specify contract start dates, performance-related incentives, or whether the agreement includes any options.
Both outlets characterize the agreement as an extension that keeps Wiggins in place for the coming seasons, aligning with Miami’s roster-building needs. As of now, the reporting reflects information from league sources; the full details would be confirmed only once the team makes an official announcement or the contract is formally filed.
