The sons of LeBron James, Bronny and Bryce, have signed with agent Rich Paul and the Klutch Sports group to continue their basketball careers.
However, the Lakers star is closer to fulfilling the dream of acting with his children in the NBA.
LeBron’s firstborn, Bronny had already signed an image transfer contract with Nike and Beats. At age 18, James’ eldest son is in his senior year of high school basketball, and could apply for the 2024 Draft career.
Though he hasn’t decided on his future yet, Bronny may opt to play college basketball over the G-League or other developmental leagues before moving to the NBA.
According to ESPN’s Paul Biancardi, the point guard has received polls from colleges like UCLA, USC, Michigan, Ohio State and Oregon.
“There are people who told me that Bryce actually might be the better prospect amongst the two,” Biancardi said.
On the other hand, if he wants to work with Bryce, LeBron will need to enter 40 years playing in the NBA. The youngest son is only 15 years old, but emerges as the most talented of the two.
In his first year in high school basketball, Bryce already have an offer from the University of Duquesne to play in the NCAA.
Bronny and Bryce will be managed by Rich Paul, who is in charge of James’ contract and a personal friend of the Lakers star. In addition, the Klutch Sports group manages the careers of several NBA and NFL athletes.
Close to turning 38, and with countless records, Jamesdoesn’t need to prove anything else, but the desire to perform with his children fuels the star. This season, he is averaging 26.7 points, 8.6 rebounds and 6.3 assists in 21 games for the Lakers.
