Head coach Steve Kerr has the formidable task of preparing Team USA for the Paris 2024 Olympics with a squad brimming with extraordinary potential.

With Stephen Curry joining the iconic LeBron James on the primary roster, fans are overjoyed to witness two basketball greats together in the Olympics.

Moreover, it could be a winning formula for the USA NBA team with Coach Kerr at the helm, who is a five-time NBA champion himself. So, the 39-year-old seemed to be prepared to beam on every Olympic day.

Team USA currently counts mostly on two NBA rivals—LeBron James and Stephen Curry—among its core players.

Fans can’t contain their excitement at seeing these fierce rivals join together for their nation at the Olympics.

It got even more exciting when James talked about working with the Golden State Warriors duo in a recent interview.

The Los Angeles Lakers talisman’s excitement was clear when he said, “I’m happy to be on the same side as him right now, and also happy to be on the same side as his point guard as well.”

This sincere response delighted NBA fans, who are used to seeing these rivals face off on the court always.

The 39-year-old will benefit greatly from here as he will get to play with and learn from the nation’s best players and, perhaps, win another gold medal.

LeBron James Sets Gold as His Top Priority in His Fourth Olympic Run

LeBron James is one of the most experienced players on the USA Olympic team. The basketball Hall of Fame, has two gold medals already shining on his shelf.

Therefore, he is here for only one reason: a gold that all matters.

After his first workout on Saturday, the four-time NBA champion said, “I’m still playing at a high level, I still love the game of basketball. And Team USA has done well by me, so I felt like it was important to go out there and play with the rest of the guys this summer.”

He is just considering one thing these days in terms of his objective. “Our only goal,” he said, “is to win a gold medal.”

Given the treatment he has received throughout his career, he is determined to win it all for Team USA.

He may not need one further gold medal to establish his legacy, but returning home with a victory for his country certainly means a lot to him.