Steph Curry Agrees to $116 Million Extension to Stay With Warriors
Stephen Curry and the Golden State Warriors have agreed to a two-year, $116 million contract extension, keeping the superstar guard with the franchise through the 2028-29 NBA season.
The agreement, reported Friday by The Associated Press, puts an end to the uncertainty surrounding Curry’s contract situation as he prepares for his 18th NBA season. The deal also reinforces Curry’s long standing commitment to finishing his career in Golden State, the organization that drafted him seventh overall in 2009.
Curry Takes Less Than the Maximum
Curry was eligible to sign an extension worth approximately $136 million over two years. Instead, the reported $116 million agreement means he is accepting roughly $20 million less than the maximum available to him.
That decision could give the Warriors additional financial flexibility as they look to build a roster capable of competing for another championship. Golden State has several important roster decisions ahead, and Curry’s contract will play a major role in shaping the team’s future.
At 38 years old, Curry remains the centerpiece of the Warriors franchise. His new deal provides the organization with more certainty while giving the team an opportunity to continue building around its longtime star.
A Warriors Legend Staying Home
Curry has spent his entire NBA career with Golden State, helping transform the franchise into a championship contender and becoming one of the most influential players in league history.
The two-time MVP has repeatedly expressed his desire to remain with the Warriors for the rest of his career. The extension is another significant step toward making that happen.
Golden State is coming off a disappointing 2025-26 season and will enter the new campaign looking to get back into the playoff picture. Keeping Curry under contract gives the franchise a familiar foundation as it attempts to return to championship contention.
For Warriors fans, the message is clear: Steph Curry is staying in the Bay Area.
The reported two year extension keeps one of the franchise’s greatest players in a Golden State uniform through the 2028-29 season, giving Curry and the Warriors more time to chase another NBA championship together.
