Steph Curry continues to be the defining figure for the Golden State Warriors, and the organization would struggle immensely without his presence. Despite aging, Curry still stands out as the most crucial player for the Warriors, integral to the team’s identity.
Concerns occasionally arise among fans regarding Curry’s potential departure if the team fails to contend for another championship soon.
However, head coach Steve Kerr is not anxious about this possibility.
During an interview on 95.7 The Game, as reported by NBC Sports, Kerr addressed questions about Curry potentially leaving Golden State, stating that Curry acknowledges retirement is becoming a more pressing consideration as he approaches 36 years old.
He recognizes that his time in the league is limited, and while he aspires to win another title before retiring, it seems unlikely that he would leave the Warriors to achieve that goal.
Curry’s loyalty to the franchise has been unwavering since his debut.
Throughout the Warriors’ struggles, there have been no rumors suggesting he might seek a new team.
Currently, the Warriors sit at a 19-20 record, placing them 12th in the Western Conference. Should he desire a change, Curry could easily be traded to nearly any team in the league.
Every front office would leap at the opportunity to acquire him if Golden State made a call, but such a trade is improbable.
Kerr is confident that Curry will finish his career as a Warrior, yet it remains uncertain whether he will secure another championship before concluding his remarkable journey in the sport.
