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Par Mathieu Seguin | Rédacteur sport
Rumors about his retirement had been fueling debates for weeks. At over 40 years old, LeBron James kept fans guessing about his future. But as the offseason begins, a new signal changes everything.
A legendary figure still looms over the NBA. While the spotlight shifts to the new generation and the upcoming draft, LeBron James remains an unshakable pillar. On the verge of turning 41, the King appears ready to delay the inevitable once more—to the great relief of the Lakers.
His future had been in doubt since the early playoff exit, but this time, LeBron has offered clarity:
“I have a lot of time to take care of my injury, my knee, the rest of my body, and make sure I’m as close to 100% as possible when training camp starts in late September.”
He’s all but confirmed his return for another NBA season, still chasing one last title.
LeBron set to return in September?
The timing couldn’t be better for the Lakers, who face a critical offseason. With Luka Doncic now on the roster, the team is aiming high—but reinforcements are a must. The frontcourt is a priority, and names like Nic Claxton and Andrew Wiggins are frequently mentioned behind the scenes.
Trade rumors are swirling, particularly around Claxton, who is drawing serious interest from Los Angeles. The center position remains a glaring hole in the rotation after last season’s shortcomings. Wiggins could also join as a versatile wing—potentially as part of a complex trade involving Kevin Durant.
LeBron’s expected return sets the stage for a make-or-break season in L.A., where surrounding their star with the right pieces will be crucial. The idea of “one last dance” alongside Luka Doncic excites the fanbase, but it also demands bold decisions. The Lakers must nail the draft, stay aggressive in trade talks, and above all, avoid injury setbacks. With a retooled roster and renewed motivation, L.A. could aim higher than ever.
With the draft set for June 25, the coming days could be pivotal for the Lakers’ future. And as long as LeBron James is still around, every move carries extra weight. The King wants one last shot at glory—and the front office can’t afford to miss.
