LeBron and Bronny James Sign Multiyear Trading Card Deal with Fanatics Collectibles
The new partnership ends LeBron's 20-year deal with Upper Deck and will kick off with a unique signed card featuring both father and son.
- LeBron James and his son, Bronny James, have signed a multiyear trading card contract with Fanatics Collectibles, ending LeBron's 20-year partnership with Upper Deck.
- The first release under the new deal will be a unique one-of-one signed card featuring both LeBron and Bronny, set to be released on January 19.
- Despite the new deal with Fanatics, Bronny's Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) value has reportedly taken a dip, losing $8k since the Fanatics deal.
- Bronny James, despite his NIL value dip, remains the highest-earning college basketball athlete in the United States.
- LeBron James, the top scorer in NBA history, is currently in his 21st NBA season, his sixth with the Los Angeles Lakers.