LeBron James is signing with the Philadelphia 76ers, a move he describes as his “last decision” and a continuation of his NBA career after he considered retiring. Multiple outlets report that James made the announcement on social media, saying he had been “pretty sure” his final appearance would come after the end of his 23rd NBA season with the Los Angeles Lakers. In his statement, James says he is not motivated by money or family and instead wants to compete, work, and “sacrifice” for another opportunity to win a championship. He also expresses excitement about energizing a new fan base in Philadelphia and starting what he calls “one last time” with the 76ers. Coverage notes that James previously played in Philadelphia and highlighted that the 76ers are positioned as a strong chance for him to contend at the highest level. Separately, one outlet adds that James signs for the league minimum for a veteran, described as a two-year deal totaling about $4 million per year, though not all sources provide contract figures.