LeBron James’ eldest son to return to court after recovering from cardiac arrest

LeBron James’ eldest son, Bronny James, was cleared to return to the court in July after suffering a cardiac arrest during a basketball practice at the University of Southern California (USC).

According to US media reports, 19-year-old Browne will join the Trojans’ activities in mid-December. Eventually, he will be able to compete in official matches.

“Bronny will undergo final evaluation with the USC staff this week and will return to practice next week and return to play shortly thereafter. The James family would like to extend their condolences to the outstanding medical staff and the entire USC community, especially his countless friends, family and Thank you to the fans for their love and support.”

read a statement from a spokesperson for the Los Angeles Lakers star’s family.

Before the NBA began, LeBron said he would dedicate his 21st season to his eldest son following a health incident.

Bronny is preparing for his first season with the NCAA Division I USC Trojans. He is considered one of the top prospects in basketball.

Bronny is the oldest of LeBron and his wife Savannah’s three children.