Simone Biles is not yet finished with her outstanding performance at the 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris, France. She will be looking for her fourth and fifth gold medals on Monday in event finals on Balance Beam and Floor exercise.

Those could be the last two events of her illustrious gymnastics career that has many people considering her the greatest gymnast of all-time. But, people want to know if she plans on coming back in four years for a home Olympics when Los Angeles takes center stage in 2028.

It’s a fair question, as she’s still the best gymnast in the world by a good margin at 27 years old. Even with a pretty big mistake on the Uneven Bars in the Olympic All-Around Final, she still beat out Brazil’s excellent Rebeca Andrade by over a point, which is a pretty substantial margin in the sport. And, despite Andrade doing her two vaults as good as she possibly could’ve, Simone beat her by a good margin in vault finals, too. Floor should be another blowout win, and she has a good chance to win gold on Balance Beam as well.

In four years, she will be 31, which would be pretty old, but not unheard of in International Elite Gymnastics. Simone Biles is every bit as good, and maybe even better, than she was in Rio at her first Olympics eight years ago, and could definitely win more medals, even golds in four years.