BREAKING NEWS: Golden State warriors Legend Stephen Curry Returns as Co-Owner In a monumental announcement, Golden State warriors owner Joe Lacob. family has officially declared that Stephen Curry the legendary Point guard and long-time face of the franchise, will return to the organization in 2025 as a co-owner..…
 Curry has explicitly said that someday being an NBA owner is “definitely on the table” after he retires
Curry has explicitly said that someday being an NBA owner is “definitely on the table” after he retires
- At the moment, he is still under contract as a player for the Warriors through at least the 2026–27 season
- He has made external investments—most notably in the 3×3 women’s league Unrivaled and in roles off the court, like serving as an assistant GM at Davidson
There is no indication whatsoever that Joe Lacob, or the Lacob family, have transferred or plan to transfer ownership equity to Stephen Curry. Likewise, the NBA has not approved or announced any such shift.
📰 What likely happened
This appears to be speculative or fan-fiction-style reporting, conflating Curry’s future aspirations and off-court ventures with full team ownership. However, becoming a co‑owner of an NBA franchise is a far more complex process:
- It requires approval from the NBA Board of Governors.
- It almost always happens after a player’s retirement, not while they remain an active player under contract.
✅ Conclusion
- As of June 22, 2025, no credible evidence suggests that Stephen Curry is returning to the Warriors in 2025 as a co-owner.
- The claim is likely unfounded, blending his post-career ambitions with unofficial rumors.
- If and when (likely post-retirement) Curry does join a Warriors ownership group, it will be a major headline confirmed by official NBA or team sources.
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