It’s possible that LeBron James’ NBA career is far from ended. 

The 38-year-old Lakers forward might play for at least three more seasons, according to hints in the most recent Beats By Dre campaign. 

LeBron’s wife Savannah and Erling Haaland’s father Alfie serve as the narrators of the commercial, which shows LeBron and Haaland of Manchester City getting motivational speeches. The two-minute video’s premise is that Haaland, 23, is just getting started, while LeBron is still not done. 

Savannah tells her husband that he is playing in the NBA with not one, but both of their sons about three quarters of the way into the video.

Savannah says, “Tell them you’re not done until you play with your son,” as the image of 19-year-old Bronny is shown. “Then repeat that,” she says as the camera pans to Bryce, who is sixteen years old. 

In his latest “Beats” commercial, Savannah James delivers a message to LeBron: “Tell them you’re not done until you play with your son [Bronny].” Then repeat that [along with Bryce].” 

Will LeBron remain in the NBA to play alongside both Bryce and Bronny? In 2024, Bronny will be eligible to enter the NBA draft. He will play college basketball for the USC Trojans for the first time this year. 

After a “successful surgery,” Bronny, who suffered a heart arrest in July, is “doing extremely well,” according to LeBron.

Bryce will graduate from high school in 2025, in the meantime. Bryce won’t be able to join the NBA until 2026, the same year that LeBron turns 42, according to the existing regulations. 

After the Lakers lost in the Western Conference Finals in 2023, many people wondered if LeBron would play basketball again. However, LeBron stated during the summer that he will be back for the Lakers for his fifth and twenty-first seasons.

LeBron has received numerous honors, including being the league’s all-time leading scorer and a four-time NBA Champion, MVP of the Finals, and MVP of the regular season. It could be the ideal way to round off his historical career for him to play at a high level with both of his boys in his forties. 

LeBron stated to Sports Illustrated in 2022 that he intended to stay on to accomplish precisely that. 

I could play for a long time, I think. Thus, LeBron stated, “it’s all up to the body, but more importantly, my mind.” 

The possibilities are endless for me if I can maintain my mental faculties. I can do more than that. However, we’ll see.