The Phoenix Suns have retooled themselves after trading away former No. 1 pick Deandre Ayton and acquiring Jusuf Nurkic in return. However, beyond Nurkic, the Suns have also secured promising role players in the transaction, adding intrigue to the team's depth.The Suns also parted ways with draft pick Toumani Camara and acquired Grayson Allen, Nassir Little and Keon Johnson. Among these additions, Allen stands out as a particularly intriguing acquisition for the Suns, given his track record of playing for successful teams throughout his career.As a result of the trade, Nurkic and Allen have become the team's fourth and fifth highest-paid players, respectively.The Suns roster primarily consists of players earning minimum salaries, as their star trio of Kevin Durant, Devin Booker and Bradley Beal are all signed to hefty max contracts.In addition to the standard 15 roster spots, every NBA team is permitted to have two two-way contracts during the season.Here is a breakdown of the Phoenix Suns’ updated salary cap table following the trade:Here the latest salaries, according to Spotrac.PlayerCap figure for 2023-24 seasonKevin Durant$47,649,433Bradley Beal$46,741,590 Devin Booker$36,016,200Jusuf Nurkic$16,875,000 Grayson Allen$8,925,000Nassir Little$6,250,000Eric Gordon$3,196,448Josh Okogie$2,815,937Keon Johnson$2,808,720Damion Lee$2,528,233Keita Bates-Diop$2,346,614 Drew Eubanks$2,346,614Chimezie Metu$2,019,706 Yuta Watanabe$2,019,706 Bol Bol$2,019,706Jordan Goodwin$1,927,896 (partially guaranteed)Ish Wainright$1,927,896 (partially guaranteed)Next roster moves for the Phoenix SunsThe Suns are still required to release two players before the 2023-24 season begins. The most probable candidates for release are Goodwin and Wainright, as they have only partially guaranteed contracts.Their two two-way players are Udoka Azubuike and Saben Lee.In the 2023 NBA season, the luxury tax threshold is set at $165,294,000. With a current total salary of $188,414,699, the Suns find themselves exceeding the threshold by $23,120,699.Consequently, their projected luxury tax payment is estimated to be $56,702,625.Given that the Phoenix Suns rely heavily on their "big three" and the newly acquired big man, Nurkic, it's intriguing to see which players on the roster could outperform their value.Kevin Durant's salary cap hit ranks as the second highest in the league, trailing only behind Steph Curry's cap hit of $51,915,615. Beal's ranks at No. 6 in the league.The Suns, along with the Clippers (featuring Paul George and Kawhi Leonard) and the Milwaukee Bucks (with Giannis Antetokounmpo and the newly acquired Damian Lillard), are the only teams in the NBA to have multiple players in the top 10 for salary cap hits.