Stephen Curry Confirms He Plans to Finish His NBA Career With the Golden State Warriors
The Warriors star will earn $62.6 million USD in 2026-27, making him the NBA’s highest-paid player this season.
Summary
Stephen Curry confirms he has no plans to leave the Golden State Warriors and expects to finish his entire career with the franchise
The iconic guard is eligible for a two-year, $136.7 million max extension as he enters his age-38 season
Golden State's championship ceiling hinges entirely on Curry's health alongside a retooled roster featuring Jimmy Butler and Kristaps Porziņģis
Stephen Curry enters the final season of his contract with no intention of leaving the Bay Area. He confirmed to Dalton Johnson of NBC Sports Bay Area that he expects to remain with the franchise for the rest of his career. The superstar also spoke with ABC 7 News Bay Area to reiterate his desire to spend his entire playing tenure with the only NBA team he has ever suited up for. His long-term future remains a major storyline as the front office navigates the conclusion of his historic run.
The legendary shooter is currently eligible to sign a maximum contract extension worth $136.7 million USD over two years. Curry is strictly prevented from being under contract for more than a three-year span due to the NBA’s Over-38 Rule. He is already set to earn $62.6 million USD for the upcoming 2026-27 campaign even without a new deal in place. This figure ensures he will be the highest-paid player in the NBA on an annual basis during that season. Negotiations will happen at the right time and the veteran guard emphasized that talks will not distract the squad from its preparation.
The urgency for the Golden State Warriors to maximize this window increases as Curry officially enters his age-38 season. This milestone follows a frustrating 2025-26 campaign where injuries limited the superstar to 43 games. Golden State was eliminated following the play-in tournament without a fully healthy roster. On-court synergy with an evolved roster featuring Jimmy Butler, Draymond Green and Kristaps Porziņģis will dictate the team’s overall ceiling. Success depends on the cornerstone remaining available on the floor.
Locking Curry down for the rest of his career is the priority for a franchise built on his resume. His achievements include four NBA championships, two league MVP awards, 11 All-NBA selections and 12 All-Star Game nods. The veteran guard also holds a spot on the NBA’s 75th Anniversary Team. By committing his final years to the Golden State Warriors, he ensures that a culturally impactful career concludes where it started.
