Golden State Warriors sign Stephen Curry to new deal after LeBron joins 76ers

The Golden State Warriors failed to acquire LeBron James, who opted to sign with the Philadelphia 76ers. In response, the franchise confirmed that Stephen Curry will remain in San Francisco, negotiating a two‑year extension worth roughly $136 million. The new contract secures Curry through the 2026‑27 season and gives the team financial flexibility for future roster moves.

Warriors management, led by owner Joe Lacob, indicated that the core of the roster will continue to revolve around Curry, alongside veteran Draymond Green and recent acquisition Jimmy Butler. Younger players such as Brandin Podziemski and Yaxel Lendeborg are also expected to contribute as the team plans its next steps in the offseason.