The 40-year-old 52.6 million island! The smoke bomb in the training ground was exposed by God of War, the Cavaliers will not trade James

Los Angeles Lakers star LeBron James will have an annual salary of up to $52.6 million next season. Given such a high salary, even if the NBA legend applies for a deal to the Lakers, few teams can match the deal. Since James appeared at the Cleveland Cavaliers' training ground this Monday, rumors of his trade with the Cavaliers have been rampant for a while. However, according to ESPN ace reporter Brian Windhorst, the Cavaliers cannot trade James: "I can't say it's completely impossible, but you have to understand that it's almost impossible for them to initiate a deal for him."

The reason why James' future in the Lakers has become a hot topic is because of his agent, Klutch Sports' ace agent Ritchie Paul made a mysterious statement to another ESPN ace reporter, Shams Charania, after James chose to execute the 2025-26 season: "James wants to compete for the championship, he knows that the Lakers are building for the future, and he understands that, but he values ​​the real-life opportunity to win the championship. We are very grateful for our eight-year partnership with Jenny (Bass) and Rob (Pelinka) and think the Lakers are a key part of his career. We understand that it is not. The difficulty of winning while preparing. But we do want to evaluate what is best for James at this stage of his life and career. He wants to make every remaining season meaningful, and the Lakers understand that and support him to get what he wants to be the best for him. "

James led the Cavaliers to reverse the victory in 2016 and won the only NBA championship trophy in team history. He is undoubtedly the best player in team history. He is confident that his No. 23 jersey will be retired by the Cavaliers. But it is not realistic for the Cavaliers to trade James, at least it will be a tripartite agreement, and the Cavaliers are also expected to part ways with Dalius Garland, Jarrett Allen and DeAndre Hunter.

According to NBC Sports reporter Kurt Helin, although the Big Three combination of James, Donovan Mitchell and Evan Mobley will be very interesting, the Cavaliers are not interested in reunion with James now. James is the oldest player in the league, but he is still very good. The four-time champion started last season for the Lakers, averaging 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, 8.2 assists, 1 steal and 0.6 blocks per game.