Even though he’s the NBA’s oldest player, LeBron James continues to age gracefully. Next season, he’ll turn 41 years old.

At 40 years old, LeBron James wants to win, and win now. If he and the Lakers agree to part ways, these teams could make sense.

LeBron James recently picked up his $52.6 million player option with the Los Angeles Lakers, but has frequently been at the center of trade speculation over the past few days. While that may seem like an oxymoron of sorts,

Skip Bayless was critical of LeBron James' decision to pick up his player option for the 2025-26 season with the Lakers.

LeBron James Could Leave The Lakers If They Can’t Compete For A Title originally appeared on Fadeaway World. LeBron James could soon face one of the most pivotal crossroads of his illustrious career: stay with a Los Angeles Lakers team prioritizing the future, or find a new home that allows him to chase one final championship before time runs out.

Known as “The Chosen One” and “The King,” James has amassed accolades, records, and championships that place him among the greatest ever to play the game.