Steph Curry’s recent two-year, $116 million extension with the Golden State Warriors, signed in September 2026 at a discount to the maximum to aid roster flexibility, anchors the overwhelming trader consensus at 98% for the Warriors as his next team. The 38-year-old guard has repeatedly affirmed his intent to finish his career as a Warrior lifer, a stance reinforced by the deal that keeps him under contract through at least 2027-28 with a player option for 2028-29 and positions him to potentially reach his 20th season with one franchise. Ongoing abdominal injury management and the team’s playoff push this season further align with continuity rather than relocation. While a major injury, opt-out, or franchise overhaul could theoretically open other doors, the combination of contractual security and Curry’s public commitment leaves little realistic room for departure before the extension window closes.