Valued at $7.4 million, Bronny James is the Highest Ranked High-School Prospect Yet to Make “The Decision”

Bronny James has a lot riding on him, he is the firstborn of one of the NBA’s greatest-ever players. Naturally, he is predisposed to playing in the NBA. But the question remains, will he ever make it? And more importantly, where will he hone his craft before entering the league?

As the class of 2024 gears up to declare their colleges and sharpen their skills as NBA players, all eyes are on young prospects to see what place they chose to develop.

Bronny, being the son of LeBron James, would have plenty of options at his disposal. But as time has passed, it looks as though he is the only one left standing.

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Bronny the prodigy, is the only one left

As per the latest commit, it looks as though Bronny James is the highest-ranked uncommitted prospect left in his draft class.

All of his compatriots such as Mikey Williams and Ryan Forrest are heading to Memphis. It is only a matter of time before everyone starts inquiring about Bronny.

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Where will LeBron James’ son Bronny end up?

So the question is where will Bronny end up? He has an unusually high stock for an athlete ranked outside the top 25 of his class. His recent NIL valuation put him at $7.4 million, the highest ever in the NIL era.

A slew of sponsorships and the weight of the name combined helped push him past everyone else. Bronny has offers from a lot of places but as per this tweet, these are his most likely landing spots.

And there is some doubt over the veracity of these claims, however, these spots look like the front runners.

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