In a recent news conference before Sunday's NBA All-Star Game, Lakers star LeBron James hinted at his desire to conclude his career with the Los Angeles Lakers. The 39-year-old player, about to make his record-breaking 20th All-Star Game appearance, expressed uncertainty about his future in terms of how long he will continue playing and in what uniform he will be seen next.

James holds a $51.4 million player option for the upcoming season, but has not yet decided whether to return to the Lakers or explore unrestricted free agency. While contemplating his future, the basketball icon admitted to being uncertain about how many seasons he has left in his illustrious career.

Additionally, James pondered whether he would opt for a farewell tour or a quieter exit from the sport, drawing attention to his mixed feelings about the idea of being celebrated in every city. Despite acknowledging the significance of such a gesture to his devoted fans, James admitted to struggling with accepting praise and indicated unease at the thought of a farewell tour.

As he prepares to participate in Sunday's All-Star Game after resting due to injury, James emphasized the importance of prioritizing his health for the remainder of the current season. While currently in ninth place in the Western Conference, James remains committed to representing the Lakers and making strategic decisions to benefit both himself and the team moving forward.

Furthermore, James disclosed his commitment to participating in his fourth Olympics following the current season, contingent upon his physical condition. The possibility of adding more miles to his playing career makes his future plans intriguing, especially as he aims to bring his best to Team USA and honor his country on the international stage.