LeBron James just finished up his 23rd NBA season, entering unrestricted free agency following his eighth campaign as a member of the Los Angeles Lakers.

The 41-year-old NBA superstar has three options as he ponders his NBA future: retire, re-sign with the Lakers or sign with another team in free agency.

According to ESPN NBA insider Brian Windhorst — who's covered James since his high school days at St. Vincent-St. Mary — the all-time great player is focused on reaching a new deal with the Lakers.

"I think LeBron James' intention is to play, and I think the focus right now is making a deal with the Lakers," Windhorst said during a radio appearance with ESPN Cleveland on Tuesday. "Right now, he's allowed to negotiate with the Lakers, and I believe they are negotiating. I believe they're going back and forth."

"In the next 14 days, I think he's going to try to make a deal with the Lakers," Windhorst continued.

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James continued to play at an elite level in his 23rd NBA season, averaging 20.9 points, 7.2 assists and 6.1 rebounds per game for the Lakers. The four-time league MVP shouldered a heavy load in the playoffs as both Luka Doncic and Austin Reaves were sidelined by injuries.

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The Lakers' season ultimately came to an end with a second-round loss to the Oklahoma City Thunder.