September 1st news, recently, Stephen Curry explained why he removed tags such as “Warriors player” from his personal social account bio.
Earlier, during a conversation with Curry, journalist Emily Chang asked him why he had deleted the Warriors player tag. Curry indicated that his motivation for doing so was simply because he felt extremely proud of participating in the Olympics.
“I’m just proud to be part of an Olympic team,” Curry responded. Curry won his first Olympic gold medal with Team USA at this summer’s Paris Olympics. Currently, the “Warriors player” part of Curry’s social media bio has been deleted and replaced with “Olympic gold medalist.” When this happened, some fans began to worry that he might leave the team.
However, with Curry recently signing a one-year contract extension worth a staggering $62.6 million with the Warriors, all concerns can now be put to rest. This new contract will keep Curry playing for the Warriors until after the 2026-27 season, and Curry has clearly stated that he wants to be a “Warriors player for life,” which is part of his “career plan.”
Curry Explains Why He Removed the “Warriors Player” Tag on Social Media: Olympic Experience Has Made Me Extremely Proud. Author：Sports UEFA.Please indicate the source when reproduced：https://www.sportsuefa.com/basketball-headlines/36805.html
