Warriors plan to discuss contract extension with Stephen Curry this weekend
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 27, 2026, 1:45 AM
Last updated Aug 27, 2026

The Golden State Warriors aim to solidify Stephen Curry's future in the Bay Area by discussing a contract extension this weekend. Curry becomes eligible for an extension on August 29, with General Manager Mike Dunleavy indicating a strong desire to retain him for the remainder of his career. Curry, who is 38, is currently on a one-year veteran extension contract for the 2026-27 season. The Warriors have recently completed their roster, signing Georges Niang and Brandon Williams, and are focused on securing Curry's legacy with the team. Dunleavy expressed confidence that Curry will finish his career as a Warrior.
- •Discussions for Curry's extension are set for August 29.
- •Dunleavy emphasizes the intent for Curry to retire a Warrior.
- •Curry is on a one-year contract extension worth $62.5 million.
- •Warriors recently filled their roster with new signings.
- •Curry's legacy with the team is the primary focus of these discussions.
- 1:45 AMYahoo Sports — Warriors to discuss contract extension with Steph Curry this weekend
"The Golden State Warriors want Stephen Curry to retire in the Bay Area. They can make that happen this weekend.
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