LeBron James contract: Rich Paul weighs in as Lakers' star considers his player option for next season

Rich Paul Has Five-Word Response to LeBron James Retirement Question

Fresh off of finishing sixth in NBA MVP voting, it’s clear that LeBron James could be an effective basketball player for at least a few more years. However, it takes a lot of work for James to play as well as he’s playing at 40.As he continues to get older, it’s just going to become more difficult to keep his body right. That said, it’s difficult to see James retiring right now. The Los Angeles Lakers got knocked out in the first round of the pl…

LeBron James contract: Rich Paul weighs in as Lakers' star considers his player option for next season

At 40 years old, James faces a critical decision on his player option for the 2025-26 season with Los Angeles

Rich Paul on how much longer he thinks LeBron James will play: 'I have no idea'

James’ longtime agent Rich Paul of Klutch Sports recently appeared on the “Rich Eisen Show” and admitted even has no clue when the Lakers superstar will call it a career: “I have no idea. Zero…. Normally, our process is you kind of weigh everything and see how he’s feeling and all those type of things. Same process it’s been for the last I don’t know how many years. He’ll come around to what he’s thinking at some point and we’ll kind of go over …

Lakers News: Rich Paul Has ‘No Idea’ How Much Longer LeBron James Will Play

LeBron James just finished his 22nd NBA season and seventh with the Los Angeles Lakers. At 40 years old, he played 70 games and will make another All-NBA team. James also made history by becoming the first NBA player to play with his son after sharing the court with Bronny on the Lakers. There is no one who has been as good for as long as LeBron has been and the question remains just how much longer can he continue to play. James’ longtime agent…

Los Angeles Lakers Insider Shares Troubling Update On LeBron James Future With The Team - LAFB Network

Mark J. Rebilas-Imagn Images As LeBron James approaches his 23rd NBA season, uncertainty once again clouds his future. Though most expect him to remain with the Los Angeles Lakers, the path to that outcome is anything but straightforward. James, 40, holds a $52.6 million player option for the 2025-26 season. He hasn’t publicly committed to returning, and according to The Athletic‘s Jovan Buha, tensions have simmered beneath the surface for years…