Bronny James Has Landed A Major Endorsement Deal

Bronny James follows his father’s footsteps and he has already landed a big endorsement deal. The kid is not even a professional basketball player. Bronny is in high school and he is already a star. He got some good genes and things look really good for him. We all know that Bronny steals the spotlight every time someone mentions his name.

This may not be the biggest endorsement deal, but it’s definitely big. LeBron James’ son inked a deal with PSD underwear. There’s more. The young king will launch his signature collection in 2022.

Bronny James gets good endorsement deal

This is a great honor for Bronny. Numerous athletes have had the same honor, including Deebo Samuel, Ja Morant, and Jimmy Butler.

“It’s official! Who’s ready for @bronny collection! Welcome to the fam ? ,” PSD underwear announced on Instagram.

Yessir!!!! Who’s ready for the Bronny collection that’s coming with @PSDunderwear??!!! Well I know I am!! Need those ASAP son! Thank you in advance. Lol. Congrats Young ?? #ThekidfromAKRON?? pic.twitter.com/Qf9mi8tA69

— LeBron James (@KingJames) February 24, 2022

The Los Angeles Lakers superstar is more than happy for his oldest son. Watching your kid succeed is one of the best feelings in the world. Bronny knows how to get the best of each opportunity. This was a good move after all.

“Yessir!!!! Who’s ready for the Bronny collection that’s coming with @PSDunderwear??!!! Well I know I am!! Need those ASAP son! Thank you in advance. Lol. Congrats Young ?? #ThekidfromAKRON??,” LeBron said on Twitter.

Bronny will work with the best team. Fans can’t wait for the release and they will probably land their hands on the first products later this year.

The young king is busy with his endorsement deals and his father is already planning his future. LeBron has a few good seasons to offer and he sure wants to spend some time with his son. King James would love to play with his son and this will probably happen in the final year of his career.

“My last year will be played with my son,” James told Jason Lloyd of The Athletic. “Wherever Bronny is at, that’s where I’ll be. I would do whatever it takes to play with my son for one year. It’s not about the money at that point.”