Steph Curry Opens Up About Expected Career After NBA Retirement

Last offseason, Curry signed a one-year contract extension worth $62.5 million that keeps him in Golden State through the 2026-27 season, so he has at least two more years in the NBA before he could decide to retire. Still, with a player who has left such a lasting impact on the game of basketball, many find it hard to imagine the sport without him at this point.

Luckily, Curry does not plan on leaving the game, even when he does decide to retire from the NBA.

In a recent interview on the "TODAY" show, Curry opened up about what his plans are after retirement and how he wants to stay involved in the game.

"I see what these coaches go through in the league, so I understand how hard the job is," Curry said. "For me though, it's about figuring a way to have an influence in the game, to give back to it the way that so many people have poured into me. Whether that's a skill development thing, a consultant thing, I don't know what it is, but I know I'm going to be a part of the game where anybody can reach out to me."

Of course, now that Curry has said that, every team will be calling him as soon as he retires, hoping to bring him in for any type of role on the coaching staff. Ideally, Curry can find a spot in the Warriors organization after he ends his playing career, but most fans likely do not even want to think about the superstar point guard retiring anytime soon.