BREAKING: Golden State Warriors Provides Promising Update on Steph Curry if He definitely Sign Five years Contract to Become highest Pay Player in Golden State Warriors History…..see more
The Golden State Warriors have delivered the update fans across the Bay Area — and the basketball world — have been waiting for: Stephen Curry is closer than ever to inking a monumental five-year contract extension that would make him the highest-paid player in franchise history, solidifying his legendary status as a Warrior for life.
According to multiple league insiders and team sources, contract talks between Curry’s camp and the Warriors front office are in “advanced and optimistic” stages, with both sides reportedly aligned on a framework that could exceed $305 million over five years.
If finalized, the deal would keep the four-time NBA champion and two-time MVP in a Warriors jersey through the 2030 season — when Curry would be 41 years old.
Warriors GM Mike Dunleavy Jr. Confirms “Positive Momentum”
At a press event Monday morning, Warriors General Manager Mike Dunleavy Jr. offered his most direct comment yet on Curry’s future:
“Steph is the cornerstone of everything we’ve built. He’s not just the face of the franchise — he is the franchise. We’re working closely with him, and there’s every reason to believe he finishes his career right here where it started.”
Inside the Deal: Curry Set to Shatter Records
If signed, Curry’s deal would:
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Make him the first Warrior to surpass $70M in a single season salary
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Mark the largest contract ever signed by a player over the age of 36
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Cement his place as the highest-paid player in Golden State Warriors history
NBA salary cap expert Bobby Marks added:
“This isn’t just a legacy deal — this is Steph still earning his value. He continues to perform at an elite level, both statistically and commercially.”
Still Elite at 37: Curry’s Game Shows No Signs of Slowing
Despite being 37, Curry is coming off a remarkable 2024–2025 season, averaging:
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26.3 points per game
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6.8 assists
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43.1% from 3-point range
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All-NBA Second Team honors
He also led the Warriors to another deep playoff run, silencing doubts about his longevity.
Curry Speaks: “The Bay is My Home”
When asked about the extension rumors after a team workout at Chase Center, Curry didn’t deny the buzz:
“Look — the Bay is my home. It’s where my kids were born, where my heart is, and where I’ve grown into the man and the player I am today. I’m not going anywhere unless they kick me out.”
Legacy Moves: Curry Poised to Retire as a One-Team Legend
With this deal, Curry would join the rare company of one-franchise icons, such as:
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Dirk Nowitzki (Dallas Mavericks)
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Kobe Bryant (Los Angeles Lakers)
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Tim Duncan (San Antonio Spurs)
It would also set the stage for the Warriors to plan “Farewell Tour” events, legacy jersey patches, and potential jersey retirement plans as early as 2030.
Fan Reactions: “Curry Forever!”
Golden State fans erupted with joy on social media as rumors of the mega-extension spread:
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“Let him sign a lifetime deal!”
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“Pay him whatever he wants. He is the Warriors.”
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“This is our Tom Brady moment. One franchise. One GOAT.”
Warriors merchandise sales reportedly spiked 160% overnight, and early season ticket renewals have surged since the news broke.
What’s Next?
A formal announcement is expected before the preseason begins in October, with insiders suggesting a Chase Center press event is already in early planning stages. Curry’s camp has declined to comment on specific figures but confirmed negotiations are “productive.”
The Final Chapter Begins
If the deal is signed, Curry’s legendary journey — from a slim kid drafted 7th overall in 2009 to the greatest shooter in NBA history — will finish where it began: in front of a roaring Warriors crowd.
As one banner hung outside Chase Center read this morning:
“Steph Forever. Dub Nation Forever.”


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