Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson revealed on Friday that he plans on retiring after guiding the team next season.

Jackson made his comments to Magic Johnson during a taped interview that will be shown during ABC's national telecast of the Lakers-San Antonio Spurs game on Sunday.

"One more year after this one with the Lakers," the 63-year-old Jackson said during the interview.

"Dr. (Lakers owner Jerry) Buss has insinuated that he would like me to coach longer, but I said, 'Let's just do one year at a time right now.' So that's what we're doing."

Jackson had hip replacement surgery two years in a row and needed a walking cane to get around for much of last season.

He also missed the Lakers' first exhibition game this season because of soreness in his legs.

Johnson, a part owner of the Lakers and Hall of Famer, conducted the interview on behalf of ABC at the team's El Segundo practice facility.