LeBron James, Kevin Durant USA Olympics jerseys just dropped: Here’s where to buy them online

The gold medal-winning USA men’s basketball team is heading back to the 2024 Paris Olympics, with stars like LeBron James, Kevin Durant and Steph Curry leading the lineup, and fans can now get their hands on brand new, officially licensed 2024 Team USA basketball jerseys for their favorite players.

SHOP: 2024 Team USA basketball gear on Fanatics.

The new jerseys are part of Fanatics full, officially licensed Team USA collection, available ahead of the Olympics, which start July 26. They match the on-court jerseys players will wear at the Olympics, and the collection also includes shorts, hoodies, away kits, t-shirts and more.

LeBron James Men’s USA Basketball Nike Unisex 2024 Swingman Player Jersey - Navy - $149.99

This Nike-brand jersey features heat-applied Team USA Olympic graphics, and LeBron’s name and team number, and it’s the perfect addition to a LeBron James fan collection. Each jersey retails for $149.99, and they are available in both navy and white for all the top players on the team, including:

• LeBron James (Navy / White)
• Kevin Durant (Navy / White)
• Stephen Curry (Navy / White)
• Anthony Edwards (Navy / White)
• Joel Embiid (Navy)

USA Basketball Nike 2024 Summer Olympics Swingman Shorts - Blue - $74.99

Play like your on Team USA, with these Olympic basketball shorts, perfect for your pickup games at home. Stay comfortable with Dri-FIT moisture wicking technology, and move freely with a loose fit and elastic waistband.

USA Basketball Nike Unisex Authentic Legend Performance T-Shirt - Blue - $34.99

Jersey prices too high, but still want to rep Team USA? Grab one of these USA Men’s Basketball t-shirts, with screen-printed graphics. Or, you can get a shirt featuring your favorite Team USA players, like:

• LeBron James
• Stephen Curry
• Kevin Durant
• Anthony Edwards
• Jayson Tatum

... and more.

That’s just the tip of the iceberg for this collection, which also includes hoodies, sweatpants and more apparel, plus a full collection of gear for the Team USA women, like A’ja Wilson and Diana Taurasi.

Team USA took gold in Tokyo in 2021, beating France 87-82 in the final with a game high 29 points from Kevin Durant. Durant, Tatum, Jrue Holiday, Devin Booker and Bam Adebayo are all among returning players on this year’s roster, while James is making his Olympic return for the first time since 2012.

Here’s a recent Olympic basketball story, via the AP:

Luka Doncic and Giannis Antetokounmpo are about to get one last chance at reaching the Paris Olympics. Same goes for Domantas Sabonis and Nikola Vucevic. And Rudy Fernandez is about to get his shot at making history.

The last four spots in the 12-team Olympic men’s basketball field for the Paris Games start getting decided on Tuesday, with the beginning of winner-take-all qualifying tournaments in Spain, Latvia, Puerto Rico and Greece.

Each site is playing host to a six-team tournament that runs through July 7, and the four winners get the last four spots in the Olympic field.

“We are in the best possible place,” Antetokounmpo said when asked about getting to play qualifying games at home in Greece.

It’s likely that he and Doncic will go head to head at some point; Slovenia is in Greece for that qualifier. Meanwhile, in Spain, the perennial Olympic medal contenders aren’t just trying to get to Paris — there’s also a quest to make Fernandez, the Spanish great, the first six-time men’s basketball Olympian.

“We want to see that dream happen,” Spain coach Sergio Scariolo said.

The format has two groups of three teams at each tournament. For group play, which runs Tuesday through Thursday, each nation plays the other two teams in their group. The top two teams in each group — so four total from each site — advance to semifinals that will be held on Saturday. Championship games at all four sites are Sunday.

A look at the qualifiers:

Spain

Site: Valencia, Spain.

Group A: Lebanon, Angola, Spain.

Group B: Finland, Poland, Bahamas.

Outlook: Spain is at home and that’s a big edge, but the Bahamas believes it can surprise for three very good reasons — Deandre Ayton, Buddy Hield and Eric Gordon, all of whom are on that nation’s roster for the qualifiers.

Latvia

Site: Riga, Latvia.

Group A: Georgia, Philippines, Latvia.

Group B: Brazil, Cameroon, Montenegro.

Outlook: The host Latvians didn’t get the easiest draw in the world, especially with the Philippines now coached by Tim Cone — a former Miami Heat summer league assistant with more than two dozen championships during his time in the Philippines. Montenegro’s hopes rest largely on Nikola Vucevic.

Greece

Site: Piraeus, Greece.

Group A: Slovenia, New Zealand, Croatia.

Group B: Egypt, Greece, Dominican Republic.

Outlook: The potential for a Greece-Slovenia final seems high, and that would be great theater — Doncic vs. Antetokounmpo for a spot in the Olympics. Doncic played through injuries in the NBA Finals for Dallas in its five-game loss to Boston, and the fact that he’s playing here shows how much the Olympic shot means to him.

Puerto Rico

Site: San Juan, Puerto Rico.

Group A: Mexico, Ivory Coast, Lithuania.

Group B: Italy, Puerto Rico, Bahrain.

Outlook: Danilo Gallinari headlines the roster for a very experienced Italy team, one that has to face host Puerto Rico in the group stage but could still advance to the semifinals even with a loss. Lithuania seems to have the most experience in Group A, and it would be a surprise not to see that squad in the semifinals.