Paul hints: The 2025-26 season may be the end of NBA career, and multiple teams compete for the "God of Point Guard"

On July 7, the basketball world ushered in big news. 12th All-Star point guard Chris Paul admitted on a podcast that the 2025-26 season will most likely become the last dance of his career. "At most, another year is another gift, and 20 seasons are a gift from God." Paul sighed that the years of fighting in the NBA occupied half of his life, but it also made him miss many opportunities to accompany his family.

This NBA 75 superstar member holds many honors such as 11 best teams and 9 best defensive teams. Although he has not won the championship trophy in his career, the feat of leading the Suns to the finals in 2021 is still vivid in my mind. Last season, Paul's average score per game dropped to a career-low 8.8 points, but his 7.4 assists and super high shooting efficiency still demonstrated the profound skills of a "field control master".

Now, Paul's next home is in the spotlight. The Clippers, Suns, Bucks and other teams have all extended olive branches. Not only does he hope to continue as the starter, he is also eager to join a team closer to his Los Angeles family. In which city will the legendary point guard's curtain call be in? Fans are waiting and seeing.