The four teams robbed James! The Warriors Clippers Mavericks took action, and Ritchie refuted the rumors: Not applying to leave the team

NBA offseason has caused another stir! According to the latest report by well-known journalist Brandon Robinson, four teams, Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Clippers, Dallas Mavericks and Cleveland Cavaliers, have contacted Ritchie Paul to ask about the possibility of trading LeBron James.

However, the Lakers management has a firm attitude and has not negotiated with any team at present, and James himself has never made a request to leave the team.

James' annual salary for the 2025-26 season is as high as $52.6 million, and he has the right to veto the transaction. Any transaction must be approved by him. Although the Warriors, Clippers, Mavericks and Cavaliers are all eager to introduce the historic superstar, Lakers reporter Dave McMenamin revealed that the team is fully coordinating the timeline of James and Doncic's championship competition and will not let the four-time champion go easily.

The Warriors hope that James and Curry will join forces to create the "Jan-Current combination" to strive for the championship; the Clippers hope that he will partner with Leonard and Harden to make up for the team's weakness at critical moments;

The Mavericks tried to exchange Irving + draft pick for James, but were rejected by the Lakers; while the Cavaliers hope that James will return and complete the "last dance".

There were rumors that James was dissatisfied with Doncic, but Doncic's agent Lara Beth Seager publicly denied the rumor: "Luca likes playing with LeBron very much and learned a lot from him. He respects LeBron very much and regards being his teammate as an honor."

She also emphasized that the Lakers management attaches great importance to Doncic, and the two sides have established a strong cooperative relationship with only one goal - to win the championship.

Yesterday, James appeared in the Las Vegas Summer League to watch the Lakers' game against the Pelicans, and the Lakers officially posted the scene of him watching the game on the sidelines.

Today, the Lakers posted photos of Reeves playing golf, and James personally liked and interacted. It is worth mentioning that James is practicing golf recently, and even Curry is calling for him to participate in the Lake Tahoe Golf Celebrity Tournament.

James is about to usher in his 23rd season of his career. Although the outside world speculated that he might leave the team, Ritchie Paul made it clear: "LeBron has never submitted a trade application, and has not even discussed the possibility of leaving the team with the Lakers."

40-year-old James still maintains his top level: he played for the Lakers 70 games last season, averaged 24.4 points, 7.8 rebounds, and 8.2 assists per game, and was selected for the second team of the All-Squad. The pursuit of the

team 4, Doncic's show of kindness, and the Lakers' efforts ultimately all point to a question: Can this 40-year-old legend win another championship before retirement?