While Luka Doncic is currently making the Mavericks happy, the Slovenian’s future could be quite far from Texas in the worst-case scenario.

And if that’s the case, it seems that the Lakers are already on the case. They’re probably not the only ones.

Determined to win a first title with the Dallas Mavericks, Luka Doncic received help at the dawn of this recovery.

He will always have Kyrie Irving at his side to try to make a difference, while Klay Thompson has also strengthened the ranks of this team.

It’s an interesting roster for Jason Kidd, but returning to the NBA Finals will not be a piece of cake.

The franchise remains calm, convinced that it has done what is necessary to win the championship in the coming seasons.

It must be said that the front office was under pressure with Doncic around, he who has never hidden a certain ambition to win the title… to the point of jumping ship in the event of failure? What is certain is that teams are monitoring the situation.

Towards a departure of Luka Doncic in the future?
Because if the results are bad for Doncic and the Mavs, a departure is not technically out of the question.

We know that some franchises are therefore closely interested in such a scenario, including the Lakers according to insider Kevin O’Connor of The Ringer.

According to him, the Angelinos hope to replace LeBron James with number 77 in the future.

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“The Lakers have their “eyes fixed” on Luka Doncic for the future, according to Kevin O’Connor.”

Because after LeBron, the Lakers will naturally have to find a successor to the King.

No one will come to replace his talent, but the franchise hopes to recruit another star to try to continue winning titles. Doncic is a natural name, even if a departure is not on the agenda in Dallas.

For that, we will have to hope for some disappointments for the Texan franchise in the future.

Luka Doncic to the Lakers? It seems crazy today, but not impossible in two or three years if the Mavericks fail to win this NBA title.

But if the Slovenian becomes available, a good part of the league will pull out their phone to find out more.