Los Angeles Lakers Sign Arthur Kaluma to Two-Way Contract
The Los Angeles Lakers have signed forward Arthur Kaluma to a two-way contract, as reported by the Culver City Observer.
Los Angeles, CA, July 22, 2026 —
The Los Angeles Lakers have officially signed forward Arthur Kaluma to a two-way contract, according to a report from the Culver City Observer. This move brings the young forward into the Lakers organization as they prepare for the upcoming season.
A two-way contract allows a player to spend time with both the NBA team and its G League affiliate. This provides flexibility for player development and roster management. Kaluma, a forward, will have the opportunity to train with the Lakers while also potentially playing for their G League team, the South Bay Lakers, if needed.
The Culver City Observer reported the signing, but further details regarding the specifics of the contract or Kaluma’s immediate role with the team were not immediately available. The acquisition of Kaluma suggests the Lakers are looking to add depth and potential to their roster through player signings.
Kaluma’s background and previous playing experience were not detailed in the initial report. Typically, players on two-way contracts are developing prospects who are not yet established NBA players. They can be active for a limited number of NBA games during the season.
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