LeBron James is reportedly in active negotiations with the Los Angeles Lakers for a new contract. He is expected return for his 24th NBA season, but it remains unclear which team he’ll suit up for. For Nick Young, the best move for the 22-time All-Star is to move to another franchise.

The Lakers are likely in the driver’s seat in securing James’ services. He has spent the last eight seasons with them and could retire in a Purple and Gold jersey.

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Young stressed on Thursday that the final buzzer for James in Los Angeles has sounded. He added that the 22-time All-Star should play alongside Stephen Curry with the Golden State Warriors.

“Bron should leave,” Young said, via Gil’s Arena. “I feel like it’s over for him in LA. … Playing with Steph (Curry) would be, I think the league would need that. I like that but I don’t think they’ll win there.”

James is already 41 years old but is still playing at a high level. There have been speculations about the veteran stars teaming up, and it could happen this offseason.

Will LeBron James play for the Warriors?

James may be at the twilight of his legendary career, but he is still commanding a huge contract. It’s not hard to justify the amount he demands, as he proved last season that he can still be the No. 1 option. Luka Doncic missed the entire playoffs, and the four-time NBA champion stepped up his game.

The Warriors feature Curry, Jimmy Butler and Draymond Green. They also have some young players who have carved out key roles for the team. James’ chances of playing for Golden State will likely depend on its salary cap and how much it can offer. However, the first order of business for it to happen is to show interest in signing the No. 1 pick in 2003.