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Steph Curry, a four-time NBA champion, is already making plans for his post-basketball future. The ten-time NBA All-Star discussed his future business ventures, playing career ambitions, and other topics with CNBC’s “Squawk on the Street” on Tuesday.
Among his many endeavors, 36-year-old Curry is the owner of the Underrated youth golf tour and the media company Unanimous Media. He revealed to CNBC that he hopes to one day buy an NBA team.
That’s obviously on the table for me,” Curry remarked. “I think I could do a pretty good job of helping sustain how great the the NBA is right now and what it takes to run a championship organization.” The elite shooter just signed a $62.6 million, one-year contract deal that will keep him with the Golden State Warriors until 2027.
Curry’s contract expires at the age of 39, but he still has a lot more NBA basketball left in him, according to the guard who helped the American men’s basketball team win an Olympic gold medal in Paris last month.
Curry claimed that his interest in ownership was sparked by the knowledge that former NBA player Michael Jordan had previously owned the Charlotte Hornets and the prospect of the league growing in the coming years.
NBA Commissioner Adam Silver said in July that the league will look at expansion after its media deal was completed. The league inked a new 11-year agreement worth about $77 billion in July. The deal starts after the upcoming season.
Curry’s longtime rival and Olympic teammate LeBron James has also expressed interest in team ownership, specifically if Las Vegas is awarded a franchise.
The investment that it takes to create that first-class experience so we feel taken care of allows us to hoop at a high level,” he said.
