Luka Doncic’s future with Los Angeles Lakers is still in the air, with insiders offering major updates.
Luka Donsic shook the trajectory of his entire career when the Dallas Mavericks traded him for the Lakers. It was a shocking situation when no one came.
However, since trade, Doncic has been working very well, forming a partnership with Lebron James, who scared the defenders on the other side.
The Lakers were eliminated in the playoffs, but there is a deeper reason for their occurrence. And since then there has been some speculation about Luka Donsic’s future.
According to the insider, Lakers fans can sigh at Relief as they plan to stay with the team for a foreseeable future.
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ESPN has removed detailed reports on future plans for the Los Angeles Lakers. When talking about Luka Doncic, they noted that they have the option to sign some large deals this year.
However, Doncic may make smaller deals to give it flexibility. Anyway, they noted that Luka Donsic was patient and not going into a new deal.
“On August 2nd, the Lakers are able to offer Doncic a four-year, $229 million extension. Doncic could also sign a three-year, $165 million extension in 2028 with player options.”
“In 2028 he will be able to sign the maximum deal that will allow him to give him 35% of his salary cap over five seasons, according to Bobby Marks, ESPN NBA front office insider.”
“A source close to Donsic said he wanted to stay in Los Angeles before the playoffs, but he says he’s going to take his time on his decision.”
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You’d imagine LeBron James’ future with the Los Angeles Lakers will have an impact on Donsic’s thought process in the future.
Stephen A. Smith admitted that Luka Donsic must be ready to make a dramatic decision if LeBron James doesn’t stay with the Lakers for the long term.
Even James refused to help Luka Donsic persuade him to stay.
Given the stakes, this summer is becoming one of the most important things in Lakers history. Rob Perinka does a bigger job than he does.