When will Kobe retire?

Maybe in 5 years... He might win one more win, but not 6 like MJ...

Kobe Bryant is 30 years old. I don't think he will retire until like 5-7 years from now.

BQ: Yes he will retire a Laker.

Yes he will retire as a Laker. He will retire once the Lakers are not the best anymore. He will retire at the top of his game.

Kobe Bryant will retire at 36 years old after this year he will sign a 120-150 million dollar contract for 5 years and then retire He will retire with 1 more MVP and 3more rings

I think he'll play until he's 36, so about 6 more seasons. Kobe won't play unless he can compete at a high level. You won't see him ride out his career on the bench like Moses Malone.

He will retire a Laker, and his number 24 will be retired.

He's 30, so 5-8 Years

And, yes, he will Retire a Laker.

hes 30 now, i dont see him playing more than 3 or 4 more years, u guys saying hes going to play to 38 or something are crazy, firstly he came straight out of high school so hes already played as many seasons as the average 32 or 33 year old, secondly hes been on teams that have been deep into the finals many times, firstly 2000-04 which included the 3 peat, and the last 2 seasons, thats a whole lot of games, so u can add another season to how much more hes played than the average guy simply because of all his finals games, so now you see his knees have about the same miles on them as the average 35 year old, so in 2 or 3 years hes had about as much expierience as shaq so yeah hell go to 32-33ish, id be shocked if he plays to 35, we can already see the toll all of these years and minutes hes played starting to affect him slightly, this years finals he wasnt at his peak for every game, you could see during some games he was just plain exhausted, and its going to get worse, the lakers being as good as they are hes not going to get many long summer rests over the next couple seasons

in 5 years

probably in about 6 or 7 years...

yes he'll retire a laker

Probably 5-6 years. and most likely as a laker

Not soon enough. Yes, he'll retire a Laker.