It could be the movement that shakes the next NBA transfers window. LeBron Jamesthe “king” of American basketball, would be considering a last and surprising play in his legendary career: dress the shirt of the New York Knicks.
And it is that with 40 years freshly fulfilled and after completing its 22nd season in the League, His withdrawal is still distantand several media specialized in the NBA have speculated these last days with a last dance in the historic Madison Square Garden in New York. According to the information, after the elimination of the Lakers in the second round of the playoffs, Sources close to the player's environment say that it is “open” to new horizons. And one of those horizons, to the surprise of many, could be in the big block.
For their part, the Knicks come from their best campaign in more than two decades. East finalists and with a young base led by Jalen Brunson, The team has shown that it is at a couple of pieces of being true contenders to the title. Adding to a veteran star like LeBron would not only contribute leadership, vision and experience, but also bring with him the type of media magnetism that New York loves.
In addition, sources within the organization claim that Leon Rose, President of the Knicks Operations and the old acquaintance of LeBron of his exaggence of representation, he would have already made the first informal approaches with Rich Paul, Current agent and intimate friend of the player.
The Bronny Factor
Another key element is LeBron's son, Bronny James. Another rumors indicates that he could end up in the Brooklyn Nets And, although it seems anecdotal, the idea of finishing his career in the same city that his son has gained strength.
The Lakers, on the other hand, do not seem willing to let their greatest figure go without fighting. They have space to renew, they have shown interest in bringing another star like Trae Young o Donovan Mitchell and have the attractiveness of the Los Angeles market.
For many, The image of LeBron James wearing the blue and orange of the Knicks seemed impossible a few years ago. But in the NBA, everything can change in the blink of an eye. And the idea of seeing him by illuminating Madison Square Garden every night, perhaps facing his own son in duels loaded with emotion, would be the golden brooch for a legend race. In New York, even impossible dreams can come true.
