Con four NBA rings, four MVP awards, four Finals MVP awards and countless other accolades, to LeBron James It seems like there are no doors left to knock down in the NBA. However, the Akron player has always said that the greatest success of his life has nothing to do with those individual and collective titles that he has collected throughout his career.
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At the age of 37, the forward began to talk about the end of his career in statements after his birthday and that have lit the alarm light among Lakers and NBA fans: “I’m still playing at a very high level. But I’m in the 19 year and I’m not going to do another 19. So I’m definitely not in the middle of my career. I’m on the other side. The game will tell you. Your body will tell you. When the time comes, I know it’ll be okay. ”
However, LeBron has one dream to fulfill. An objective that he has already announced on more than one occasion and that he has now declared again through Bleacher Report: play with her oldest son Bronnie. “I want to be with him on the court. That would be an incredible moment,” assured the Lakers player, who this season turns 19 in the league.
LeBron Raymone ‘Bronny’ James Jr., is now 16 years old and is James’ eldest son. Play at the Syerra Canyon School in Chatsworth, Los Angeles, and be eligible to play in the NBA in 2023. When that time comes, as long as he has the level for the best league in the world, his father will be 38 years old.
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