Public statement! Durant: I hope Curry signs with Nike. He should always be a Nike player.

On November 22, due to parting ways with Under Armor, Warriors star Curry has entered the free market for sneakers. Regarding this matter, Rockets star Durant said bluntly: I hope he signs with Nike. He should be a Nike player from beginning to end.

Curry has broken up with Under Armor. It is reported that Under Armor expects the breakup to cost US$255 million. Next, Curry will operate his own brand independently. As part of the agreement, Curry will obtain full ownership of his signature "Splash" trademark, and Under Armor will transfer the ownership of this trademark to Curry himself.

Recently, Curry has publicly worn sneakers such as Kobe Bryant's 6th generation, Hardaway's signature shoes, and Li-Ning Wade Way 1 Devil Rays. He is in a period where he can wear whatever shoes he wants.

Talking about Curry entering the free market for sneakers, Durant was a guest on Kai Adams' podcast today. He said: "I hope he signs with Nike. I don't disrespect Under Armor, but Curry should always be a Nike player. But he has built his own brand, which is great for him. At the age of 37, he is still being used by Nike. Eager to get it, this shows how great his achievements are. He is a free agent and he has the right to choose."

Durant is a player owned by Nike and has his own signature shoes; Durant and Curry have worked together with the Warriors for three seasons. They won the championship twice in three years, and Durant won the FMVP twice.

Curry was in love with Nike at the beginning of his career, but was screwed up by Harrison. The time went back to 2013 - Nico Harrison was working for Nike at the time, and he was responsible for recruiting Curry that year. However, when playing the PPT for Curry, Nike used the PPT for recruiting Durant and wrote Curry's name wrong. What's even more outrageous is that Nico Harrison called Stephen Curry "Seth". In the end, Curry decided to join Under Armor.

Now that Curry has resumed his free agency in the sneaker market, what decision will he make in the future? We can only wait and see.