The NBA career of LeBron James may last even longer than fans are currently expecting after a recent quote from Rich Paul.

LeBron James is returning to the NBA for his 24th season, but at this time, he has not made a decision regarding whether the 2026-27 campaign will be his last in the Association, per ESPN's Dave McMenamin.

James has hinted that he's in no rush to make a decision on his future, but the free agency window is about to force his hand

After LeBron James decided to cut ties with the Los Angeles Lakers, the Miami Heat received some intriguing news before free agency.

We all know LeBron James is nearing the end of his career, as he's likely to at some point in the next few years. We'll get more clarity on how long he'll be under contract for when he signs his next deal this summer,

James, 41, will be an unrestricted free agent coming off his 23rd NBA season where he led the league in fast break points while averaging 20.9 points, 6.1 rebounds and 7.2 assists per game. He could consider retirement. Or, he could opt for his 24th NBA season – further extending the NBA record for most seasons played.

The Lakers may lose a key 54-game starter from this past season's lineup, as LeBron James decides on his future.

Which team should LeBron sign with this summer? Shakeia Taylor: Going back to Cleveland is the perfect way to close this chapter. The situation is already set up to be a stamp on

Bronny James was urged to retire from the NBA on Wednesday by US broadcaster Rob Parker, who claimed the 21-year-old guard only had a place on the Los Angeles Lakers because of his father, LeBron James,

LeBron James’ retirement news started a debate about what he accomplished during his time in purple and gold. But one voice is pushing back hard against the narrative. Shannon Sharpe addressed the growing criticism surrounding the star’s tenure in Los Angeles.