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LeBron James signs two‑year deal with Philadelphia 76ers

LeBron James, the 41‑year‑old four‑time NBA champion, agreed to a two‑year contract with the Philadelphia 76ers worth $8 million total, with a player option for the second season. The move gives James his record‑extending 24th NBA season and represents a substantial pay cut from the more than $50 million he earned in his final year with the Los Angeles Lakers.

James said his decision was driven by a desire to compete for another championship, not money or family considerations. He will join a roster that now features Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, rookie VJ Edgecombe and former Boston Celtics star Jaylen Brown, whose trade to Philadelphia was cited as a key factor in James’ choice. The signing was first revealed through a Topps one‑of‑one trading‑card post before traditional NBA insiders reported it, and James confirmed the deal on social media.

The addition makes the Sixers one of the league’s premier title contenders, ending a 43‑year championship drought for the franchise.

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Jaylen Brown · Joel Embiid · LeBron James · Philadelphia 76ers · Tyrese Maxey

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