As LeBron James celebrates all-NBA at the age of 40, Agent Rich Rich Paul does not know the plans of stars

It is almost irrational to believe that after a season, LeBron would retire, in which he achieved an average of 24.4 points, 8.2 assists and 7.8 rebounds per night, was called All-NBA and was allowed to play with his son. After 22 seasons, however, everything is possible.

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“I don't know. I have no answer to it,” said LeBron, after the Lakers were eliminated. “Something that I can sit down and see and see what happens and see what happens with my family, wife and self -help group. Just get a conversation with me about how long I want to continue playing. I don't know the answer at the moment to be honest. So we will see.”

Does his agent and friend Rich Paul have an insight? NO, Paul said in the rich iron show.

“I have no idea, zero. Usually our process is how it all weighs and see how he feels and all this kind of things … The same process was last, I don't know how many years he comes to what he thinks at some point and we will go through some things and go from there.”

The expectation in the league circles is that LeBron will return at least one more season (and there is almost certainly the idea that he could return to Cleveland or another goal). This season he not only played at a high level, but was also provided with energy with his son Bronny and then found further equipment after the Luka Doncic trade. The Lakers are just one or two movements of competing and LeBron would love a fifth ring. With the all-star game in Los Angeles this year, this could also be a celebration of his career. The Lakers give him everything he wants to stay.

What he will do with a lot of certainty, but nobody knows with certainty, including his agent.