"I don't know," the Golden State Warriors star said Thursday when asked how long he plans on playing in the NBA, per Anthony Slater of The Athletic. "I'm just taking it two years at a time. That's what I have left on my contract right now."

Stephen Curry has been one of the faces of the NBA for more than a decade. His incredible talent and winning mentality have made him the leader of the Golden State Warriors and one of the most prominent players in the world. However, time catches up with everyone, and retirement is a topic on his mind.

The Golden State Warriors are facing an offseason full of questions, not answers. For a franchise used to setting the pace in free agency and trade markets, the summer of 2025 has

Stephen Curry sparks retirement buzz with a cryptic comment about his NBA future during a surprise appearance in Tahoe.

As intimated by Front Office Sports, Dell Curry's hire may pave the way for Amazon to get the inside track on eventually hiring Steph Curry in some capacity for its NBA coverage. That is, for whenever the 11-time All-Star and four-time champion retires:

The Golden State Warriors appear poised to retain Jonathan Kuminga for the start of the upcoming NBA season, but it comes with a twist, as his future with the team beyond February

So any contract conversation isn’t expected to take place in the near future, league sources said. It’ll be entirely on Curry’s preferred timeline. The deadline to extend is Oct. 21."

Things may be heading toward an unfortunate ending between Jonathan Kuminga and the Golden State Warriors, as the latest report points to a future away from Steph Curry and the city that watched him grow into the player he is today.

Curry, who’s trying to will the Warriors to the playoffs in his 10th All-Star season, didn’t rule out a future run for political office in a sit-down interview with CBS last week.