In a surprising twist, gymnastics superstar Simone Biles has hinted that her appearance in the recently concluded Paris 2024 Olympics might not be her last. After clinching gold in the women's vault final, the American athlete alluded to the possibility of participating in the next Olympics, which will take place in her home country of the United States in 2028.

During a press conference on Saturday, Biles was asked if her awe-inspiring vaults had reached a grand finale. In response, she playfully remarked, "Is this my last... definitely the Yurchenko double pike. I mean, I kinda nailed that one. So, you know, never say never. The next Olympics is at home. So you just never know."

At 27 years old, Biles made history by becoming the oldest Olympic all-around winner in 72 years, surpassing Maria Gorokhovskaya's record set in Helsinki 1952 when she was 30. With an impressive tally of 10 Olympic medals to her name thus far, Biles now has the opportunity to add two more before bidding adieu to the Paris Games.

Looking ahead to the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics, Biles could have the chance to surpass swimming legend Katie Ledecky as the most decorated female Olympian from the United States. Ledecky currently holds the record with 13 medals. If Biles competes and secures additional podium finishes in Los Angeles, she could cement her status as one of the greatest Olympians of all time.

While no official confirmation has been made regarding Biles' involvement in the Los Angeles Games, her remarks have sparked excitement and speculation among fans and fellow athletes. Having dominated the gymnastics world for years, Biles undoubtedly has the talent and experience to make a significant impact should she choose to compete in 2028.

With seven years until the next Summer Olympics, Biles will have ample time to contemplate her future in the sport. Fans will eagerly await any announcements or updates from the gymnastics icon as she continues to inspire a new generation of athletes with her incredible performances and unwavering dedication to the sport that has made her a household name.

As the gymnastics world eagerly anticipates the upcoming events in Paris, the prospect of Biles' potential appearance in the Los Angeles 2028 Olympics adds yet another layer of excitement and anticipation to the already monumental sporting event.