Stephen Curry is confident about the Warriors chances of winning the championship in 2025-26

According to Goldwin Matthew, a reporter from the US sports media NBA Analysis Network. Stephen Curry talked about how the Golden State Warriors’ lineup will meet the challenges of the new season after a summer of uncertainty.

Jonathan Coominga's slapstick story is not expected to end anytime soon, as the 22-year-old is hesitant to accept any deals that don't have a player option in the final year.

The Golden State Warriors failed to take any other action in the free agent market despite initial contacts with Al Horford, D'Anthony Melton and Gary Payton II as the negotiations with Kuminga were at a deadlock.

There are also rumors that Seth Curry may join his brother, but all this will only happen after the Kuminga deal is confirmed.

Although other new players are still unclear, one thing is certain: they will be led by Stephen Curry, Draymond Green and Jimmy Butler next season.

Stephen Curry is confident in the Warriors' veteran core last season, the Warriors looked a far cry from their best and struggled outside of their playoff spots for most of the season.

But after they took action to bring Butler to the team, their situation started to improve, and they ended the season with a record of 23-7.

Although Butler did not play star-like statistics, his presence helped improve Curry and Green's game.

In a recent appearance on the ABC7 news show, Curry was asked whether the veteran core could compete for the championship.

He said: "We'll find out, I think we can. I think what we did last year, with a third of the time after the trade deadline, we're in the top three in the league in offense/defense, and all the metrics show that we're a very good team."

"Obviously, we have to stay healthy and spend the regular season at a high level, but I love the basics we have and know how to play together at the end of last season, and we're on the way to transition to this year."

The Warriors can still be a dangerous team

The Warriors have a lot to add to the roster. While their three core members, Green, Curry and Butler, are perfect for playing together, they also need a good supporting cast to compete.

Kuminga's future with the Warriors is a big question mark, but even if he leaves, Dubs needs to replace his output. The Warriors' starting lineup in the new season will basically be: Curry, Pojemsky, Butler, Green and TJD, but the rotation lineup does not have an advantage. The arrival of

Melton and Horford are a good thing for the Warriors, because both can contribute on both sides of the offense and defense.

Payton has always been an important part of the rotation, and his return will bring continuity to the lineup.

Their veterans are skilled and can win basketball games, but if the Warriors want to succeed, young people like Brandon Pojemsky and Teres Jackson-Davis must also come forward.

Their roster has depth when they win in 2022, which is what is missing right now, which is why they will soon have to find a solution to the Kumingga situation and take additional action.