NBA: LeBron does not rule out returning to Cleveland; he wants to play with his son

In an interview for The Athletic site, Lebron Jamesstar forward of Los Angeles Lakersdid not rule out the possibility of returning once again to the Cleveland Cavaliers, and that the last season he plays in the NBA, he would love to play it with his son, LeBron “Bronny” James Jr..

“The door is not closed. I’m not saying I’m going to come back and play, I don’t know. I don’t know what the future holds. I don’t even know when I’ll be free,” James told The Athletic on Saturday when asked about a possible return to Cleveland.

LeBron is in the first of a 2-year contract with the Lakers, at a rate of $85 millionso it remains to be seen what he will do when his contract expires.

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Come back for the All Star

This weekend, LeBron is in his homeland, Cleveland, to celebrate the All Star Game, of which he will be part of tomorrow, Sunday, being a more than special event for both him and the city, for what James means to history of the team.

LeBron was essential for the Cavaliers to win the first title in their history in 2016, when they defeated the Golden State Warriors in 7 epic games.

In addition, James arrived at the NBA chosen in the number 1 position in the Draft in 2003 by the Cavaliers, where he spent his first 7 seasons, before going to the Miami Heat for 4 years, and returning to Cleveland to play another 4 seasons in his native Ohio. .

“My senior year I’m going to play with my son,” James said. “Wherever Bronny is, that’s where I’ll be. I’ll do whatever it takes to play with my son for a year. It’s not about money at that point.”

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Bronny James is at the Sierra Canyon School, being eligible to be drafted in 2024, when LeBron is 39 years old.

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