The chances of Stephen Curry playing his entire illustrious NBA career with the Golden State Warriors have now significantly increased.
It has long been evident, but now it’s official—no one will stop Stephen Curry from finishing his career with the Golden State Warriors. The player has just renewed his contract with the Bay Area franchise for one more year, extending his tenure in the NBA until 2027.
The news was confirmed by Adrian Wojnarowski of ESPN. Curry’s contract was set to expire at the end of the 2025/26 season, but now, following an agreement that has reached $62.6 million, it will last one year longer. This move puts an end to rumors that had the Chef exploring another team outside of the Bay Area within one or two summers.
Stephen Curry, arguably the greatest player in Warriors history, represents the team since his NBA debut in 2009 and leads them to four championships and six Finals appearances since 2015. At 36 years old, Curry is already one of the greatest players in NBA history. Despite his continued pursuit of accolades, the GSW star point guard already has two MVP awards, four NBA championships, and a Finals MVP earned in 2022.
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His spectacular performance in the Paris 2024 Olympic Games, where he was the best player for the United States in both the comeback against Serbia in the semifinals and the final against France to win the gold medal, proves his top-level play. In his 15 seasons with Golden State, the two-time regular season MVP and 2022 Finals MVP has averaged 24.8 points with 6.4 assists, an outstanding 91.0% from the free-throw line, and 42.6% from three-point range.
Additionally, the 10-time All-Star has won two scoring titles and eight in three-pointers made, solidifying his place as the all-time leader in this category (three-pointers).
