The Golden State Warriors find themselves at a crucial juncture this season in terms of their long-term plans.

Despite boasting an all-time great in Stephen Curry, who continues to perform at an elite level with no apparent signs of slowing down, and Draymond Green continuing to contribute valuable intangibles, the team faces challenges.

The decline of certain players, most notably Andrew Wiggins and Klay Thompson, has significantly impacted the team's overall quality, rendering them less formidable than they have been in the past.

Currently holding a 27-26 win-loss record, they occupy the 10th position in the fiercely competitive Western Conference. They are improving lately, but a deep playoff run is out of the picture.

The Warriors now confront the task of rejuvenating their roster to build a competitive team that can make the most of the remaining prime years of Curry, who is widely regarded as a top-10 player in the history of the NBA.

According to a report by The Athletic's Sam Amick, Anthony Slater, and Jovan Buha, the Golden State Warriors are actively pursuing the goal of teaming up Stephen Curry with an elite wing player.

Their preference includes notable names such as LeBron James, Giannis Antetokounmpo, impending free agent Paul George, or even a potential reunion with Kevin Durant. They are open to exploring these possibilities.

However, their ultimate aspiration involves acquiring the services of the Bucks star. Positioned in the prime of his career, this player is seen as an ideal fit alongside Curry, creating a seamless and formidable combination.

Best Trade Package Golden State Warriors Can Offer Milwaukee Bucks for Giannis Antetokounmpo

Milwaukee Bucks receive: Andrew Wiggins, Jonathan Kuminga, Moses Moody, Gary Payton II, and two first-round picks

Golden State Warriors receive: Giannis Antetokounmpo

This trade package is considered one of the most attractive offers the Bucks could secure for the 2021 NBA Finals MVP.

Despite Wiggins experiencing a decline, he remains a salvageable project with the potential to return to form, given his relatively young age.

Kuminga and Moody, both promising prospects, have demonstrated their ability to significantly impact games this early in their careers.

Adding Gary Payton II, a proven contributor to championship squads, and two future first-round picks would further sweeten the deal for the Bucks, providing valuable assets for a potential rebuild.

On the flip side, the Warriors would gain arguably the best player in the world to pair with Stephen Curry, an all-time great still at the peak of his powers.

Antetokounmpo, under a long-term contract until the 2027-28 season after signing a three-year extension last summer, is set to spend the remainder of his prime in the Bay Area squad should this trade go down.

This acquisition could solidify the Warriors' return as a powerhouse team, combining the talents of Curry and Antetokounmpo for an extended championship window.