Boston Celtics and Stephen Curry Trade Rumors Remain Unfounded

Speculation that the Boston Celtics have made a trade offer for Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry is unfounded. The rumor originated from a hypothetical comment by a Celtics reporter, which was misinterpreted by aggregators. Celtics president Brad Stevens has not received an offer, and Curry has not requested a trade. He is entering the final year of his $62.6 million contract, and the Warriors are reportedly preparing a max‑value extension for him.

A separate report claimed the Celtics had explored a blockbuster trade for Curry, describing a possible package involving Paul George, Sam Hauser and future draft picks. However, the report also noted that no deal is near completion and the trade remains a long shot. Curry, 38, posted 26.6 points, 3.6 rebounds and 4.7 assists per game last season, shooting 46.8% from the field and 39.3% from three‑point range. The Warriors, after a disappointing season, appear intent on retaining him rather than pursuing a trade.