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Philadelphia's new star admitted he has yet to process the move from the Celtics, shared about his relationship with his former partner and clarified: "What interests me is a championship."

The Australian posted a picture of LeBron shoes and brought his name back into the conversation surrounding the Sixers, after having already stated that he would consider returning. However, salary cap restrictions make the move difficult.

LeBron James' move to the Philadelphia 76ers continues to stir up a storm in the NBA, but he is now receiving significant support from one of the greatest basketball players of all time. Shaquille O'Neal addressed the criticism surrounding James' decision to join the Sixers and rejected claims that it is a move solely aimed at "chasing another championship ring." According to O'Neal, in LeBron's...

Ten days after LeBron James chose to join Philadelphia, Bam Adebayo surprised many by excluding the superstar from his list of the five greatest NBA players of all time.

The Houston star is thrilled with the collaboration between LeBron James, Tyrese Maxey, Joel Embiid, and Jaylen Brown. Durant also expressed interest in participating in the 2028 Olympics.

Three rival NBA assistant coaches analyzed the move and pointed to the immense potential alongside the question marks: "It's not fantasy, it's much more complex."

48 hours after signing with Philadelphia, "The King" became the athlete who sold the most jerseys in that timeframe, surpassing an amazing record from 2023. His new team's store is already overwhelmed: "There is historic demand, the team will ship orders after 6 weeks."

"The King" sold all his values in the pursuit of a fifth championship ring. But even if he wins it, it will no longer change his place in history — and will only deepen the debate about the path he chose.

The Golden State star admitted that the Warriors believed the intriguing connection was possible, but clarified why even "The King" would not have solved the team's main problem.

With LeBron, Embiid, Brown, and Maxey, the Philadelphia 76ers have assembled an unprecedented roster of players who must have the ball in their hands. History shows it's possible, but requires sacrifice. Who will give up their ego?

According to Charles Barkley, two championships with Philadelphia would elevate LeBron James above Michael Jordan, despite ongoing criticism regarding his tendency to build "super-teams."

Rich Paul explained what led the star to turn down Cleveland and Golden State, expressed enthusiasm for the Sixers' roster, and addressed Joel Embiid's health status.

The Sixers built a flashy starting five, but LeBron will require Maxey, Brown, Edgecombe, and Embiid to change roles, while the bench and defense raise doubts. Personal and business ties explain the connection, but on the court, it still looks problematic.

Yahoo analyzed the big move and warned that James might interfere with the stars: "He chose a team where he will contribute the least and create the most complications."

Returning to the East makes sense and Philadelphia's roster is loaded with talent, but at 41, James prefers a corporate and cold move over drama or nostalgia. Now there is only one way to sell this move: to bring the Sixers their first championship in 43 years.