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Said Los Angeles Lakers Star Luka Doncic said Wall Street Journal‘s Gai Jason He does not plan to play in the NBA as long as his teammate is LeBron James.

James, who will cross 41 in December, was set to break the record for most NBA seasons when returned to their 23. campaign of this fall.

When asked Gai if he saw him play in the NBA at 41. years, Doncic replied, “No, I don’t think so.”

Doncic told Gai that he owned the sports team “something I am very, very interested.”

GAI noted that Dončić’s interest in ownership of sports stretches and other sports outside the basketball.

Doncic, 26, moves to his eighth NBA season and the first full campaign with Lakers.

He agreed to three years, $ 165 million extension He currently asked him to hold him with Lakers through at least his seasons of 28 years in 2027-28.

After that, Dončić could potentially represent its home Nation of Slovenia when the following summer Olympics take place in Los Angeles 2028. years.

“I always want to represent my country,” said Doncic Gay about the Olympics 2028. years.

Dončić then has the option of a player in the amount of 57.6 million dollars for its season 2928-29.

As James, Dončić could potentially be included in the ownership of the sports team before the end of his Toy Career.

James originally bought a percentage of part in the Fenway Sports Group, which has sports franchises, including Boston Red Sok, Pittsburgh Penguins and Liverpool FC, 2021. Years.

After becoming the first active NBA device to be named billionaire ForbesJames increased its FSG capital in 2023. years as part of a lifelong marketing job, by Sports.

Although currently limited rules Limiting players to minority actions in NBA teams, James told ESPN Bontemps team 2023 That his “ultimate” goal of buying expansion team in Las Vegas.

James is currently going to your age season-41 at Expiration of the Contract with the chalkors. Sounds like Doncic will watch if James will finish an offer for the ownership of the NBA team after it eventually decides to retire.