The anticipation for the 2024 Paris Olympics is building up, especially when it comes to basketball. Reports suggest that legends like LeBron James and Kevin Durant are working on assembling a formidable Team USA, reminiscent of the iconic “Redeem Team.” However, there’s another contemporary NBA star who seems highly motivated to join this quest: Golden State Warriors’ Stephen Curry.

Curry, known for his sharpshooting and remarkable basketball skills, expressed his eagerness to participate in the 2024 Olympics during the NBA Media Day. He stated, “I want to be playing. It’s the one thing I haven’t done… I definitely want to be there. I definitely want to be on the team.”

While Curry has secured gold medals at the FIBA level, his Olympic journey has been hindered by injuries and precautions, preventing him from experiencing Olympic success. However, the upcoming 2024 Olympics might change that narrative.

Similar to LeBron James, Curry is cautious about making a full commitment due to potential health concerns, with his top priority being his role with the Golden State Warriors. Nevertheless, both players are undeniably motivated to represent the United States on the global stage. The 2024 Paris Games hold added significance following Team USA’s unexpected shortcomings in the 2023 FIBA World Cup last September.

Team USA, led by emerging stars like Anthony Edwards, Jaren Jackson Jr., and Tyrese Haliburton, faced a stunning defeat at the hands of Serbia in the semifinals and subsequently lost to Canada, led by Dillon Brooks, in the consolation game. This surprising turn of events has sparked discussions about whether USA basketball still holds its historic dominance on the international stage.

As the 2024 Olympics draw nearer, fans eagerly await Stephen Curry’s potential participation, hoping to witness the celebrated NBA star represent his country and vie for Olympic glory.