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Steph Curry answers whether he will retire with the Warriors

Curry said he wants to finish his career in Golden State, but the 38-year-old still must resolve his contract before the season.

  • This week, Golden State Warriors superstar Stephen Curry told NBC Sports Bay Area he is "pretty sure" he will retire with the team, expressing his desire to finish his career where he has spent his entire professional tenure.
  • Entering his final season under contract at $62.6 million, Curry is eligible for a two-year extension worth roughly $136.7 million from Golden State, though he noted contract resolution will happen at the right time.
  • The Warriors face a challenging season with a forecasted lackluster roster, requiring significant contributions from teammates like Kristaps Porzingis and Yaxel Lendeborg; Curry will likely need Jimmy Butler to return by Christmas to help the team compete.
  • Ayesha Curry recently offered an optimistic outlook, describing her husband as the "hardest-working man in the room" and expecting "fun surprises" and relevant basketball as he nears the end of his career.
  • Regardless of upcoming results, Curry remains the undisputed greatest player in franchise history as a 12-time All-Star and two-time NBA MVP, though he faces pressure to avoid a season without All-Star or All-NBA honors amid roster limitations.
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For a few days Steph Curry can sign a two-year contract extension to 136.7 million dollars to stay with the Golden State Warriors, and according to what he stated his intention is to finish his career with the team that chose him at the Draft in 2009: "There is no doubt that I want to stay here for the rest of my career and I'm pretty sure that will happen. The contract will come at the right time, it won't be a distraction in the preparation fo…

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Larry Brown Sports broke the news on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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