James' son will stay in the NBA draft. He doesn't want to return to the collegiate league

LeBron James's son continues his preparation and aims to embark on his NBA career. Bronny is set on joining the premier basketball league and eschews a return to the collegiate level.

As conveyed by his agent, Rich Paul, to ESPN, Bronny will remain in the draft. The draft range for the basketball player is broad.

"He's truly a promising player with ample room for growth. All he needs is the right team. Whether that team holds the 1st pick or the 58th, my concern lies in the plan, the development. The team's strategy, opportunities, and financial commitments.

That's why I'm not negotiating a two-way contract. Every team understands this," stated the player's agent.

Currently, arrangements are being made regarding Bronny's pre-draft training. Many teams have extended invitations, and currently, there are only two or three teams that may host his training. Additionally, Rich Paul assessed Bronny's chances of playing for the Lakers.

"The Lakers should consider Bronny, just like everyone else. If they value him enough, they'll pick him, which would be great. If it's not the Lakers, that's also fine. I won't be disappointed if it doesn't happen.

Obviously, people hear discussions about father and son playing together, but that's not our focus. If it happens organically – great. I won't force it," he added.

Recall that recently Bronny participated in a training session at the Los Angeles Lakers' facility. He showcased his skill set during the session, which was attended by LeBron, Anthony Davis, league executives, and some NBA stars.