According to previous reports, a person close to James revealed that James actually wanted to leave Los Angeles. Domestic media person Fu Zhenghao posted a message to analyze James' potential next home if he leaves the team. He said that there are not many teams that are suitable for him and are willing to accommodate him. The following is some of the content.

Finally, the Lakers have a starting center, and Doncic warmly welcomes the top pick in the same class. Of course, given that all the five starters of the Lakers have defensive problems, and each one is more foolish on the defensive end, it is still hard to say how far #Lakes' full body lineup# can go next season. Will James leave after Ayton comes?

There are constantly revealing that James is interested in leaving the Lakers#. After all, the Lakers have little hope of winning the championship, and what James wants is the championship. The Lakers also intend to send James away and rebuild around Doncic. It seems that the two sides have been tired of each other. James has been in the Lakers for seven years. This is his career record for playing for a single team. Maybe it is time to start again, but I just don’t know which team is willing to accept it now?

Teams with the ability to win the championship are powerless and unwilling to bear James' annual salary of 5,200,000, and those who can swallow this contract are mostly weak teams with no record and no desires, so James may not be willing to go. James, who is already old, has some meaning of being useless and discarded. Looking at the league, there are not many teams that are suitable for him and are willing to accommodate him.

Mike Brown serves as the coach of the New York Knicks. I wonder if James is interested in joining hands with this former coach again? As for Ye Luo returning home and retiring? He joined the Cavaliers twice and left twice, and has made public speeches through the media: he has no intention of greeting James back. At present, perhaps the Lakers and the Warriors have the possibility of swapping, and sending James to the Warriors nursing home may be an opportunity, but I don’t know if the Lakers are willing to fulfill it.

After signing Ayton, the Lakers made a two-year special offer for Horford. The Warriors have achieved nothing in signings. The Lakers do not seem to want to leave any opportunities for the Warriors to strengthen. The two sides are in the Pacific Division and are competing fiercely. In this case, will the Lakers send James to the Warriors?