Ayo Dosunmu is open to a Bulls reunion, and that note arrived as Chicago enters one of its busiest offseasons in years. Kendall Gill said the guard is open to coming back during a recent appearance on 104.3 The Score's Mully & Haugh Show, adding a fresh layer to a roster reset that is already underway.
Kendall Gill on Ayo Dosunmu
Gill, a Chicago Sports Network analyst, shared the tidbit on 104.3 The Score's Mully & Haugh Show. The word he used was simple: "Open."
That matters because the Bulls are not shopping from a stable roster. Next week's NBA Draft will only start a jam-packed offseason, and the club has already hired Bryson Graham and added head coach Tiago Splitter.
Chicago Bulls Cap Space
Chicago enters that stretch with only nine players under contract for next season, assuming the club picks up the option on forward Leonard Miller. It is also projected to have more cap space than any team in the league.
That setup points to a practical rebuild rather than a swing at one huge free-agent name. Around the league, many expect the Bulls to use most of that spending power to help other teams dump money in exchange for future assets, while younger players remain the cleaner fit for long-term additions.
Bulls Reunion Path
A Dosunmu return would have to fit that structure. A reunion does not happen on sentiment alone; it has to work inside a roster that is still being built around new voices and a cap sheet that can be used in multiple ways.
So the note from Gill does not settle anything, but it does put a live name next to Chicago's offseason plans. If the Bulls choose to keep younger pieces in place, Ayo Dosunmu becomes part of a realistic conversation instead of just an old connection.
