LeBron James signs two-year deal with Philadelphia 76ers
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 30, 2026, 6:14 AM
Last updated Jul 30, 2026
LeBron James officially joined the Philadelphia 76ers nearly a month after free agency began. His agent, Rich Paul, hinted that while James signed a two-year contract, he may play up to four more seasons. Paul noted that the new roster could energize James, who is currently preparing for his 24th NBA season. James, now 41, continues to be an All-Star player, and conversations around his longevity in the league are prominent as he transitions to Philadelphia.
- •LeBron James signed a two-year contract with the Philadelphia 76ers.
- •Rich Paul suggests James may play up to four more seasons.
- •James is entering his 24th NBA season.
- •He earned an All-Star nod in the previous season.
- •The 76ers' roster changes may allow James to take a lesser role.
- 6:14 AMYahoo Sports — Rich Paul Drops Massive Hint About NBA Legend LeBron James’ Retirement Plans After Joining 76ers
"LeBron James took his sweet time shopping for his next team when free agency tipped off. Nearly a month later, he settled on the Philadelphia 76ers.
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