Los Angeles Lakers change hands and will sell equity for $10 billion, setting a record for global professional sports teams. 40-year-old James: Not planning to retire yet

According to previous reporter Shams, the Bass family is about to reach an agreement with Mark Walter, CEO and chairman of TWG Global, to sell most of the Lakers' equity. Jenny Buss will continue to serve as the team's manager after the team's sales. Shams reported that sources revealed that Mark Walter is about to reach an agreement to acquire most of the Lakers' equity from the Bass family, with a transaction value of about $10 billion, which will be the highest transaction price record for professional sports teams in the world.

It is understood that the Bass family acquired ownership of the Los Angeles Lakers in 1979, and the cost was $67.5 million. After 46 years of running the team, the Lakers will be sold for $10 billion, and the Bass family made 150 times during this period.

Source: @Los Angeles Lakers

Previous report: Lakers superstar, 40-year-old James said in an interview with the US media on the 18th that he has no plans to retire. His main thing now is to actively recover from left knee injury and strive to recover to almost 100% before the training camp in the new season.

At the same time, James responded to the topic of "whether there is a plan to extend his career to 2026 and compete with his second son Bryce (Bryce will have the right to participate in the draft in 2026)". He said: "If I have such an idea, then I am really insane." James did not give a clear retirement schedule, but he also believes that his career has entered its final stage. Source: Red Star News, Beijing Youth Sports Editor Du Haifeng Review Jiang Bo Chen Jie