CHICAGO (AP) -- Two-time All-Star forward Luol Deng has signed with the Chicago Bulls and retired as a member of the team that drafted him.

Deng retires after 15 seasons, two All-Star berths and a nomadic final few years in the NBA

Luol Deng has decided to end his NBA career, and he's decided to end it with the Bulls, the team that drafted him in 2004.

Luol Deng will be remembered for being the subject of then-Hawks general manager Danny Ferry's racist statement and signing an exorbitant contract with the Lakers. It's a shame.

Luol Deng is one of the most recognizable faces in Bulls franchise history, which is why the two-time All-Star signed a ceremonial contract so that he could retire from the NBA with the organization.