Former NBA stars moving into club ownership or big investing positions is a well-trodden route, and Stephen Curry intends to follow suit. While Curry still has a lot left in the tank, it is never too early to consider life after retirement. The Golden State Warriors guard recently caused shockwaves throughout the internet when he hinted at a possible post-basketball political career. After he finishes playing for a team, the Chef plans to buy a team in the league.

Curry said in an interview with David Savona of Cigar Aficionado that his long-term objective is to purchase a club. “For me, the North Star is team ownership inside the league. It would be a dream come true. I’m certainly inspired, and I hope to connect the dots after I’m done playing. Curry’s goal, however, has the potential to jeopardize Shaquille O’Neal’s.


During a recent episode of The Big Podcast With Shaq, the 52-year-old said that he spoke with the Atlanta Falcons about purchasing the franchise for $4 billion. He then pulled out, saying he was more interested in incoming NBA clubs. “Yes, I had a chat with the Falcons and thought about it. The Big Diesel shown interest in next NBA clubs. With Stephen Curry competing today, Shaq would certainly regret letting go of the Atlanta Falcons.