Jayden Ivey is searching for the next stop in his career after his departure from the NBA, which followed his public statements regarding the LGBTQ community.
The 24-year-old guard, once considered one of the most promising talents of his generation, is now looking for his next opportunity on the global basketball stage. Ivey's journey in the world's top league began with high expectations, but a serious knee injury slowed his progress. This season, he had started to find his rhythm with the Chicago Bulls, but off-court developments proved decisive.
The Bulls decided to terminate their partnership with him following a series of negative comments he made about the LGBTQ community during Pride Month, which the NBA actively supports. He had accused the league of a "lack of godliness," which prompted the immediate termination of his contract.
Following these events, Ivey has appeared open to new prospects outside the NBA, stressing that he has no limitations regarding his next destination.
Speaking on the "PinPoint Podcast," he stated: "For sure. If the opportunity presents itself, it doesn't matter if it's in China, Europe, or Africa. All I care about is doing God's will and believing in Jesus Christ."