The Golden State Warriors have secured head coach Steve Kerr for an additional two years, coinciding with Steph Curry's contract, which has one year left before he becomes an unrestricted free agent in the 2027-28 season. The team aims to maximize Curry's championship window by pursuing elite players during the offseason. Potential targets include Kawhi Leonard, who could be acquired through trade or free agency if his contract is voided due to an investigation into the Los Angeles Clippers. LeBron James, who has shown great chemistry with Curry during the 2024 Paris Olympics, could also be a significant addition as he becomes a free agent next season. Moreover, the Warriors previously attempted to acquire Giannis Antetokounmpo from the Milwaukee Bucks but were unable to meet the asking price. Other names on their radar include Lauri Markkanen, who could be traded from the Utah Jazz, and Jaren Jackson Jr., known for his shooting and versatility in the frontcourt. These strategic moves reflect the Warriors' commitment to building a competitive roster around Curry as he approaches the later stages of his career.