Stephen Curry has committed to remaining with the Golden State Warriors by agreeing to a two-year, $116 million contract extension.
The agreement includes a player option for the 2028-29 season, potentially keeping Curry with Golden State through his 20th NBA campaign. He is preparing to begin his 18th season with the franchise.
Curry accepted approximately $20 million less than the maximum salary available to him.
The decision provides the Warriors with additional cap flexibility next summer and more room to make roster moves around their longtime star.
Golden State reportedly presented Curry with several possible paths during negotiations.
Those included signing for the maximum amount, accepting a reduced salary to provide greater team-building flexibility, or postponing a decision until later in the season or next offseason.
Ultimately, Curry and the Warriors agreed on a structure that provides both sides with more certainty.
The extension guarantees Curry will remain with Golden State for his 19th season, while his player option could extend that partnership for a 20th year.
