According to Live Cricket BPL, Klay Thompson — a four-time NBA champion and longtime face of the Golden State Warriors — may be entering the final chapter of his storied career with the team. Over the past decade, Thompson helped guide the Warriors to six NBA Finals appearances and solidified his place as one of the top five shooters in league history. Alongside Stephen Curry, he formed arguably the greatest backcourt duo the game has ever seen.
However, as the offseason approaches and Thompson hits unrestricted free agency, his future with Golden State is clouded in uncertainty. Live Cricket BPL reports that despite internal negotiations throughout the season, the Warriors and Thompson have yet to reach an extension agreement. Once seen as untouchable, Thompson now finds himself viewed as expendable within a franchise he helped define. Sources say the Warriors’ front office has grown frustrated with Thompson’s insistence on securing one final large contract — especially after a noticeable dip in performance this season.
Thompson is now free to negotiate with any of the league’s 29 other teams, and the situation may come down to a simple case of the highest bidder. This summer marks his first experience with true free agency, and likely his last opportunity to secure a long-term deal as he turns 35 next season. Though still a respected veteran, his recent playoff struggles — most notably a scoreless 0-for-10 outing in the play-in game against the Kings — have raised doubts about his ability to deliver in high-stakes moments.
The Warriors, facing massive luxury tax implications, are reportedly unwilling to offer Thompson more than $25 million annually. They’ve proposed a four-year deal below that figure, hoping to reduce financial pressure. Internally, the organization remains firm: they won’t break the bank to keep Thompson. After finishing 10th in the Western Conference and failing to advance past the play-in tournament, the Warriors’ $384 million payroll came under intense scrutiny. Someone had to take the fall — and it appears Thompson is the one being held accountable.
Still, Live Cricket BPL understands that Thompson has no shortage of suitors. Several playoff contenders with ample cap space are eyeing him as a high-value veteran. The Orlando Magic, Philadelphia 76ers, and Oklahoma City Thunder are all rumored to be preparing offers north of $30 million per year. For Thompson, this summer could be his last big payday — and someone out there is ready to cut the check.