LeBron James signs two-year contract with Philadelphia 76ers
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 25, 2026, 11:58 AM
Last updated Jul 25, 2026

LeBron James has signed a two-year veteran's minimum deal with the Philadelphia 76ers, reportedly worth around $3.9 million per season. This move follows his departure from the Los Angeles Lakers, as James seeks to capture an NBA title with a fourth franchise. The 76ers have not won an NBA championship since 1983 and have struggled in the playoffs in recent years. James aims to fill a significant gap in his illustrious career by winning with Philadelphia before retiring.
- •LeBron James signs with Philadelphia after leaving Los Angeles Lakers.
- •Contract is for the veteran's minimum of $3.9 million per season.
- •76ers have not won an NBA title since 1983.
- •James aims to win an NBA title with a fourth franchise.
- •This move is seen as a final push before retirement.
"There is one line missing from the fullest CV in basketball history and LeBron James has just told the world he is spending his final two seasons chasing it.
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