We reveal when Stephen Curry plans to retire

Stephen Curry seems to not yet visualize his retirement. Although his current contract with Golden State Warriors will end when he is 39 years old in 2027, he sees himself playing LeBron style beyond that date.

“[Steph] looked at me and said, ‘Man, it's crazy because I just realized that, like, this is it. This is the last ride,’” Draymond Green explained on his podcast, The Draymond Green Show, recalling a conversation with his teammate after Butler's arrival. “And I said: ‘Let's do it.’ It was an emotional moment.”

Curry, on the other hand, tried to calm the speculations about his retirement in an interview on the Steiny and Guru show:

“I know my contract is in line, and I would like to surpass it, undoubtedly,” he said on 95.7 The Game. “I've tried to answer that question before and have said many different things depending on how I feel that day. But everything is measured by the question: ‘Can I reach that level?’ that I expect from myself. It's not about points per game or statistics, but about whether I can dominate a game. Can I play my style for 30 minutes per game? That is reassessed every year.”

About his physical condition, Curry commented:

“I feel good. I have learned more about my body than I had to do in previous years. Obviously, the ankle injuries at the beginning of my career, the hand surgery five or six years ago, and what this year has been, I have learned how my body works, what it needs to be well, and in the last two months I have been able to commit to that process.”

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