Warriors consider Stephen Curry trade request amid Celtics interest
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 12, 2026, 6:18 AM
Last updated Aug 12, 2026
The Golden State Warriors may entertain a trade request from Stephen Curry, according to GM Mike Dunleavy. While the franchise would prefer to keep Curry, he holds the decision-making power regarding his future. Curry is eligible for a two-year extension worth $136.7M at the end of August. Trade speculation has intensified with suggestions of a move to the Boston Celtics, bolstered by Russell’s comments on potentially pairing Curry with Jayson Tatum and Paul George.
- •Warriors GM indicates willingness to trade Curry if he requests it.
- •Curry eligible for a $136.7M extension starting August 29.
- •Speculation rises around a potential Celtics trade involving Curry.
- •Celtics reportedly have the assets to pursue a trade for Curry.
- 6:18 AMYahoo Sports — Celtics Get Unexpected Stephen Curry Trade Update After Warriors Report
"In a surprising development, the Warriors would be willing to oblige a trade request from Stephen Curry, spelling good news for the Celtics. The post Celtics Get Unexpected Stephen Curry Trade Update After Warriors Report appeared first on HEAVY.
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