The Chicago Bulls have announced that head coach William “Billy” John Donovan Jr. has signed a new two-year contract extension, ensuring his tenure with the franchise through the 2025-2026 NBA season.
Donovan, who joined the Bulls in 2020, has been instrumental in shaping the team into a competitive force in the Eastern Conference. Under his leadership, the Bulls have shown consistent improvement, blending a mix of experienced stars and young talents.
The contract extension reflects the Bulls’ confidence in Donovan’s vision and ability to lead the team toward success. Bulls General Manager Artūras Karnišovas praised Donovan, stating, “Billy’s impact on our team’s culture and performance is undeniable. We are excited to continue this journey with him at the helm.”
Donovan, a two-time NCAA champion with the Florida Gators and former head coach of the Oklahoma City Thunder, expressed gratitude for the organization’s trust. “I’m thrilled to continue working with this group of players and the entire Bulls organization. We have a bright future ahead,” he said.
The move signals the Bulls’ commitment to building on their recent progress, with hopes of solidifying their status as championship contenders in the coming years.
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