AN NBA champion is still unsigned and wants to play for a team despite his veteran age.

Andre Iguodala is a free agent, and after considering retirement last season has decided he wants to continue playing in the NBA.

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Andre Iguodala played on the Warriors from 2013-19 and 2021-23.Credit: Getty

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Iguodala has his sights set on a return.Credit: Getty
Iguodala has earned over $185million over the course of his career, so money won’t be his main priority.

The seasoned vet is hoping to join a contender and add a fifth NBA championship ring to his fingers.

Iggy won four championships with Steph Curry and the Golden State Warriors and was named the NBA Finals Most Valuable Player in 2015 after playing a vital role in defending LeBron James.

At this point in his career, there won’t be much Iguodala can add in value when he’s on the court – it’s off it where he’s most valuable.

Iguodala is a proven leader and winner who can provide a valuable veteran presence in situations of panic and pressure.

The Miami Heat kept longtime draft pick Udonis Haslem on the team until he was 43 for this exact purpose.

Haslem only appeared in 25 games in the last four seasons combined but helped maintain the sidelines in times of desperation.

Iggy could replicate the Heat legend and sign a veteran-minimum contract for a contending team.

Even if the former Finals MVP remains unsigned, he’ll still have his hands full.

Iguodala has invested in more than 50 companies through his firm F9 Strategies, including Zoom, Robinhood, Datadog, HIMS, Cloudflare, PagerDuty, and Allbirds.

He also wrote a New York Times Bestseller, The Sixth Man.

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Iggy and Steph Curry were close teammates.Credit: Getty

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Iguodala won four championships with the Warriors.Credit: Getty