In a move that cements his status as a Warrior for life, Stephen Curry has officially signed a 4-year, $53 million contract extension with the Golden State Warriors, according to league sources and now confirmed by the team.
The extension covers the 2025–2027 seasons, with Curry committing to the franchise that drafted him in 2009 and where he’s become a global icon and four-time NBA champion.
Total Value: $53,000,000
Signing Bonus: $49,650,000
Guaranteed: 100% – $53,000,000
Average Annual Salary: $13,250,000
While the deal is notably more modest than his previous mega-contracts, insiders say Curry intentionally took a team-friendly structure to give the Warriors financial flexibility in pursuing talent and building a competitive roster around him.
At 37, Curry remains one of the league’s most respected players — both on and off the court. His extension signals not just continuity but leadership as the Warriors navigate a critical transitional phase with younger players emerging and roster changes on the horizon.
“This is home. Always has been,” Curry said in a brief team statement. “I’m excited to keep building, mentoring, and chasing greatness with this team.”
Curry’s impact on the Warriors franchise is already legendary:
4× NBA Champion
2× NBA MVP
NBA’s All-Time Leader in 3-Pointers
10× NBA All-Star
Now, with this extension, fans can look forward to seeing the face of the franchise finish his career where it all began — in the Bay.
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