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When it comes to professional sports, no one is immune to the influence of Father Time. Every human being slows down eventually, even those who appear to be immortal (like the great LeBron James). And Cleveland Cavaliers guard James Harden, who is currently dealing with a thumb injury that caused him to miss 22 points in Sunday’s 106-102 win over the Brooklyn Nets, knows that the sports grim reaper is coming for him someday.

However, Harden is still playing at a high level; He may be 36, but retirement isn’t exactly imminent for a man who averaged nearly 25 points per game this season and more than eight assists per contest. However, the Cavs star loves basketball so much that he wants to keep playing it as long as he canEspecially when he still has an elusive championship ring to compete for and, hopefully, win.

“I know [retirement is] coming soon. Hopefully, sooner rather than later, but it is a reality. Everyone has to go through this sometimes. I’m just trying to keep my body fit and play well. We’ll see what happens over the next few years. Take one game at a time and cherish the moments,” Harden said, via Michael Scotto of HoopsHype.

James Harden on how long he wants to play: “I know it’s going to be sooner rather than later. Hopefully, sooner rather than later, but it’s a reality. Everybody has to go through this sometimes. Just trying to keep my body in shape and play well. We’ll see what happens over the next few… pic.twitter.com/BPvW7Fwtfj

– Michael Scotto (@MikeAScotto) 2 March 2026

James Harden and the Cavs’ last stand at the title?

The Cavs know their title-rival’s time is short, so rather than risk Darius Garland’s health, they went out and acquired Harden, who is more than 10 years Garland’s senior.

Harden has dealt with his injury troubles in recent years, battling hamstring issues, but he has been quite durable and has been very reliable, especially during the regular season. The playoffs, of course, are where Harden will be tested, and whether or not he can be a part of this team that is finally looking to bounce back from the loss.

Lucas Bergvall played regularly for Tottenham Hotspur until January.

On 20 January, the Sweden international suffered an ankle injury in Spurs’ Champions League win over Borussia Dortmund. Juneai Byfield replaced him in the 62nd minute of the European match.

Three days later, Tottenham confirmed that the midfielder had undergone surgery after suffering a ‘high ankle sprain’ against the Bundesliga team. Spurs did not specify a time frame for his recovery.

Bergvall doubtful for World Cup qualifiers

Last week, Sports Witness Covered claims from Sweden The 20-year-old could miss Norway’s World Cup qualifier against Ukraine in March.

Sweden boss Graham Potter admitted it is difficult for Bergvall and his Tottenham teammate Dejan Kulusevski to recover in time for the crucial clash.

Recent claims have suggested that Bergvall will be out of action for two to three months. football direct Relay it and then give your opinion on the 20-year-old’s rehabilitation.

Positive update on Tottenham player’s recovery

The Tottenham player wore a protective boot after going under the knife. According to the report, he no longer wears it and this is definitely a positive update.

Football Direct say ‘things are going in the right direction’ in the player’s recovery process.

The outlet says the current prognosis suggests he could be back on the field in about six weeks. This will happen only if his rehabilitation goes according to plan and he faces no further setbacks.

Sweden will face Ukraine on March 26. Considering the Tottenham midfielder’s recovery so far, the possibility of him being fit in time for the World Cup qualifiers cannot be ruled out. ‘A race against time awaits the midfielder,’ say Football Direct.

Earlier this month, Spurs parted ways with Thomas Frank after a series of poor results and performances. The north London club has failed to record a league win this calendar year.

Tottenham have already confirmed the appointment of Igor Tudor until the end of the season.