When King James steps on the court this coming season, he will become just the sixth player in NBA history to play in his 21st season. The list includes the likes of Dirk Nowitzki, Kevin Garnett and Vince Carter. After achieving everything in basketball, LeBron James wants to share the court with his eldest son Bronny James. But the summer setback might delay The Chosen One’s long-cherished match.

Following his son’s critical health condition, Bron has remained silent about it. But now, Bronny’s college coach has finally come up with an important health update.

Bronny James Recovering Well

In late July news broke that Bronny James suffered a cardiac arrest while training at USC’s basketball facility. According to reports, the likely cause for Bronny’s cardiac arrest was a heart defect called Congenital Heart Defect. It is the leading cause of death for young athletes in the US. Thankfully, Bronny is on his way towards full recovery and he can also play basketball in the near future. Bronny graduated from high school this summer and he chose to represent the University of Southern California (USC) in his college career.

While LeBron has stayed silent on his son’s recovery, Bronny’s coach has broken his silence. USC coach Andy Enfield told reporters that “Bronny’s doing very well. But we just can’t comment on anything medically. He’s going to class and doing extremely well in school, and we’re really excited for him.”

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Coach Enfield further added that he anticipates Bronny “being a very valuable part of our basketball team. But that’ll be all sorted out. He’s the ultimate teammate because he cares about winning, and he has such a personal relationship with all his teammates. When you watch him on the court and you’re around them, that’s the first thing you notice within five or 10 minutes — and it’s contagious”.

LeBron’s Dream

LeBron James is one of the most decorated NBA players, he has won everything there is to win. He is a guaranteed Hall of Fame inductee. In short, LeBron has completed basketball. The Akron Hammer has stated on multiple occasions that it is his dream to share an NBA court with his son, Bronny.

But Bronny’s cardiac arrest has thrown a spanner in the works. It remains uncertain as to when Bronny might play again, while LeBron at the touch of 39 this year is already nearing his career end.

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It would be heartwarming to see LeBron and Bronny share the court after the journey they have been through. But the pressing question remains: Will Bronny recover in time to play with LeBron?