For the Golden State Warriors, their success over the past 10 years has been tied to the name Stephen Curry. The superstar born in 1988 is the captain and soul of the team both on and off the football field.

However, it is likely that Stephen Curry’s peak period will soon come to an end in 2 years. In an exclusive interview with Marc Stein, the 34-year-old superstar shared about the future after being asked about the opportunity to play until he is 40 years old.

“When I started playing professionally, all I wanted to do was play for 16 years, just like my dad. This is the 14th season. Sometimes, you know when to stop. You will understand what it means to yourself,” said Stephen Curry.

With the above statement, it is likely that Stephen Curry will make the decision to retire at the age of 36. This would be a pity, because his playing style does not depend on physical strength and the ability to run without the ball and shoot 3-pointers. At the top, Stephen Curry can play well even at the age of 40.

However, Stephen Curry also needs to make his own choices. During his 14 years playing for the Golden State Warriors, the 34-year-old superstar has won every big and small title.

Stephen Curry holds 4 NBA championship titles, 2 MVP titles (Best Player of the Season), 1 Finals MVP title (Best Final Player), 8 All-Star appearances, 4 times. Entered the typical team of the year, won the 3-point shooting contest twice and won two FIBA ​​World Cup championship titles with the US team.