Golden State Warriors star Stephen Curry expressed his delight at the possibility of playing alongside legend LeBron James, who is looking for a new team after leaving the Los Angeles Lakers, acknowledging that the NBA's all-time leading scorer is in high demand by many clubs. The 38-year-old Warriors point guard, who holds the record for most three-pointers in NBA history, said after finishing his 17th season with the same team: "I feel that once James says he wants to play there, everything will move to make his wish come true." Curry added, in a clear message to James, whom he faced four consecutive times in the NBA Finals between 2015 and 2018 with the Cleveland Cavaliers: "The idea is whether you want to play beautiful basketball alongside players who know how to play? We are a club with experience, and he knows that. It's all about where he thinks he can fit. In the end, the decision is his." At 41 years old, James, capable of playing multiple positions, has decided to continue his professional career for a 24th season, but outside the Los Angeles Lakers, after his contract with the team ended. He finished his eighth season with the Lakers with a tough exit in the Western Conference semifinals against the 2025 champion Oklahoma City Thunder. The Golden State Warriors are among several teams, including the Miami Heat, Philadelphia 76ers, and others, that are candidates to attract the four-time champion and four-time MVP. Rich Paul, the player's agent, stated in a podcast last Monday that about 10 teams could seriously pursue signing James.