Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry believes his NBA retirement will "declare itself," but not anytime soon.

Stephen Curry already has two Three-Point Contest trophies. Most figured his days at the rack were done. Then 2026 All-Star weekend happened, and the Golden State Warriors guard reminded everyone why you do not count him out.

Warriors star Stephen Curry doubles down on the retirement talk, saying he isn't leaving the game "anytime soon."

Steph Curry revealed his philosophical approach to retirement in a new interview as he stars in his 17th NBA season for the Warriors.

Hopefully that carries me a long way," he tells PEOPLE Sharing his career with his wife, Ayesha Curry, and their four children makes it all the more rewarding Stephen Curry has no plans to slow down — on or off the court.

Stephen Curry has no plans to slow down — on or off the court. The NBA star, 37, lends his voice to a giraffe “roarball” player named Lenny in the new animated film GOAT, and tells PEOPLE in this week’s issue that his growing presence in film and entertainment — earning an Oscar as an executive producer of The Queen of Basketball in 2022 and winning the Short Film Grand Jury Prize at this year’s Sundance Film Festival for codirecting and producing The Baddest Speechwriter of All — is not a sign that his basketball career is nearing its end.

Steph Curry is not looking to step away from the court anytime soon. The NBA star told People on Monday, Feb. 16, that when thinking about retirement, "It’ll declare itself, whenever the time comes to call it quits,

Luckily, fans won’t have to worry about that with Golden State Warriors star guard Steph Curry for a little while. Retirement isn't on Steph Curry's radar right now. Despite bei