Warriors to discuss contract extension with Steph Curry this weekend
The Golden State Warriors want Stephen Curry to retire in the Bay Area. They can make that happen this weekend.
The Golden State Warriors are set to discuss a contract extension with their star player, Stephen Curry, in the coming days. Curry becomes eligible for an extension on August 29th, and the team is keen to keep him in the Bay Area for the rest of his career. General manager Mike Dunleavy has stated that the intention has always been for Curry to play with the Warriors until he retires.
Curry, currently 38 years old, is under a one-year veteran extension that will pay him $62.5 million in the 2026-27 season. The Warriors have already strengthened their roster by signing Georges Niang and Brandon Williams, ensuring a solid foundation for the upcoming season. With five weeks remaining until training camp and a fully assembled team, the focus now is on finalizing Curry's future with the franchise, a goal that both sides are expected to work towards.
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