If you are fond of basketball or not, you will almost certainly recognize Stephen Curry.
Stef has been playing for the warriors Golden Stait since 2009, and at that time he won Four NBA championshipsMVP was named twice and holds a record for the most 3-rooms in the history of sports.
However, discussing money in a new interview with DifficultStef shared his honest thoughts about why he still feels that he and some other NBA players are “unpaid” from the League.
Sitting with Speedy Morman, Stef for the first time asked directly whether there are reports on his net capital for $ 240 million “accurate”. Interestingly, he reluctantly went into details, speaking of the owner: “I do not know. I don't care”.
Then the 37-year-old was asked that some NBA players, desk Extremely profitable contracts – They are still underpayment, taking into account the wider “value” that some stars bring to the league and the organizations for which they play.
On average, according to reports, NBA players in the season 2024–2025. Almost $ 12 millionWhile the best players can earn More than 50 million dollars for the season. Nevertheless, Stef said that although these numbers may sound wildly, stars like him cannot receive compensation that they deserve from -s Rules that prohibit Active players from obtaining a share of ownership in their team.
“These numbers sound madly, but what the league does, from any era with which you want to compare it, and now, probably 10 times,” he explained. “The idea that we cannot participate in justice, while we play, is part of why I would say“ yes ”are underpayment for us because we want to be able to participate in this growth.”
Stef emphasized that he feels very “happy” to be in the position where he plays basketball to earn a living and earn such money. Nevertheless, he said that he hopes that the rules will change “before [rather] than later, ”so“ players can more participate in the growth of command capital, league, assessments and all this type … Simply, because I think we deserve it. ”
Stef's comments come against the background of similar discussions in WnbaWith many players in the Women's League, they publicly conduct a campaign to pay in such a way as to better reflect “entertainment [they] Provide. “We get a very tiny percentage of all the money that are earned through WNBA”, player Minnesota Linx Nafeis Corps Explained Earlier this month. “Thus, we want a fair and reasonable percentage of this.”
