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The Chicago Bulls are working on a deal for Restricted Free Agent Jabari Parker of the Milwaukee Bucks. According to various media reports, the bucks will let the forward go.

This is reported by Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. According to this, the contract could already be finalized on Sunday. The Bucks can match the offer at any time, but according to Woj Milwaukee will not do so.

According to Bucks-insider Gary Woelfel, the Bucks Parker will even become an unrestricted free agent and withdraw their qualifying offer for the forward. Parker will then sign a two-year contract for $40 million in Windy City.

The Bulls hope that the No.2 pick from 2014 will return to its best form next season after two cruciate ligament ruptures in the past seasons.

Parker had his best time in the 2016/17 season when he played 20 points and 6 rebounds before stopping his second cruciate ligament rupture after 50 games.