Steve Kerr is reported to have agreed to a new two-year contract to continue coaching the Golden State Warriors. Multiple outlets cite league and business reporting that Kerr and the team have reached an agreement in principle, with final details requiring Kerr’s signature to complete the deal. Sources describe the arrangement as keeping Kerr on the Warriors’ sideline for the next two seasons, with one report indicating the term would run through the 2027-28 season. Kerr has been Warriors head coach since the 2014-15 NBA season. The reports also note that the Warriors recently missed the playoffs for a second time in three years, finishing as the No. 10 seed in the Western Conference and losing in the play-in tournament. While all accounts align on the existence of a two-year agreement and Kerr’s continuation as head coach, they differ slightly on how directly they reference the contract’s finalization and the specific end date. The reporting consistently attributes the information to sources familiar with the negotiations, including Associated Press-referenced sourcing.