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When does Stephen Curry's contract with the Warriors expire?

Stephen Curry doesn't have many years left in his contract with the Golden State Warriors, and speculations regarding his future already exist. Check out when his deal runs out and his options for the future.

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By martín o’donnell

Will Stephen Curry stay with the Warriors? (Getty).
Will Stephen Curry stay with the Warriors? (Getty).

Stephen Curry will probably be, at leastfor a long time, the best basketball playerever toput the Golden State Warriors uniform. Considered one of the best – if not the greatest – shooter in the entire NBA history, Curry has won many rings with the Warriors, received the MVP award twice, and got called up to the All-Star game seven times.

The point-guard got allof these recognitions belonging only to this franchise in the league. We have never seen his magic in another team, and it is really hard to imagine Steph wearingother colors than Golden State’s. Curry not only is their most important figure ever, buthe also is the face of the organization.

That’s a very strong reason to believe he won’t be moving anywhere else. However, the fact that his contract will be expiring soon and missing the opportunity to extend it earlierraised doubts. Here, find out when his deal runs out.

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When is Stephen Curry a free agent?

Stephen Curry would become an unrestricted free agent at the end of the 2021-2022 season unlessheputs pen to paper for a new deal. There’s still plenty of time to negotiate for an extension, but when the two parties had the opportunity to arrange it before the current season began, they didn’t agree terms.

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Stephen Curry’s contract is set to expire at the end of 2021/22 season (Getty).

Stephen Curry’s contract is set to expire at the end of 2021/22 season (Getty).

Bob Myers, president of basketball operations, didn’t seem to be worried, though. On 95.7 The Game’s “Steiny, Guru & Dibs” show, he stated that they just decided to talk about it at the end of the year.

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“I feel pretty good about him wanting to be around. I don’t personally have any — besides the paranoid fears that everybody has that aren’t really rational — besides once in awhile, ‘Well what if this happened?’ But those aren’t based on fact,”he added.

The rumors linking Steph to teaming-up with LeBronJames

Can we get to see these two playing in the same NBA team? (Getty).

Can we get to see these two playing in the same NBA team? (Getty).

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The most likely scenario for Curry’s future is that he stays at Golden State and probably finishes his career with the only NBA team he ever played for. Still, as long as his deal continuesset to expire at the end of 2021-2022, there will be plenty of rumors about his future.

Even LeBron Jameshas apparently made some moveslooking forward to Curry’s potential free agency. According to NBA Insider Brian Windhorst from ESPN, the current Lakers’ figure started to work for recruiting the point-guard in the All-Star 2021, when he selected Steph for his team.

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Well, such a movement seems to be too perfect to be true. Although it would be historic, these two teaming up at the Lakers seems unlikely. Currylooks set to be the iconic one-franchise man for the Golden State Warriors, where he already became a legend. He still has one more year left of contract with the option to sign for four or fivemore in the next offseason.

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