Golden State Warriors will meet with Stephen Curry this weekend to discuss a contract extension as he becomes eligible on Saturday, Aug. 29. The team wants to ensure Curry finishes his NBA career in the Bay Area, a goal reiterated by general manager Mike Dunleavy in recent conversations.
What happened?
Curry officially becomes extension-eligible on Aug. 29, and both sides are expected to engage with a mutual desire to keep him with the Warriors for the remainder of his career. Dunleavy said earlier this month that the idea of Curry playing his entire career with Golden State has always been part of their dialogue and is tracking well.
Why it matters for Golden State Warriors
Securing Curry’s long-term future is critical as the Warriors have now filled their roster with the signings of Georges Niang and Brandon Williams. With training camp five weeks away, locking in Curry’s extension is the next priority to maintain continuity and leadership. The Warriors’ recent form shows they lost their last four games, including a 115-110 defeat to the LA Clippers on April 13, 2026.
What comes next?
The Warriors will negotiate a deal that could take Curry into the twilight of his career, building on his current one-year veteran extension paying him $62.5 million for the 2026-27 season. Dunleavy expressed confidence that Curry will finish his career in Golden State, calling it a reassured outcome. Fans can monitor roster updates on the roster page and upcoming games via the schedule link as the team prepares for camp.