Last summer, Paul George made it aware to the Indiana Pacers that he had no desire of signing a new deal with the team, which resulted in him being traded away to the Oklahoma City Thunder.

Now, he has the option this summer to move teams again, except this time it will be through free agency.

George can opt out of his current deal with the Thunder and become an unrestricted free agent. 

Some people believe he might do this as, despite joining forces with Russell Westbrook and Carmelo Anthony, it was an underwhelming season for Oklahoma as they were eliminated in the first round of the playoffs by the Utah Jazz.

During the first part of a three-part mini-series with ESPN that aired Tuesday night, George may have hinted at where he will likely be playing at next season, and what he said will be a delight to Thunder fans.

PG13 acknowledged that the Thunder took a great risk in signing him with his contract allowing him to be free agency bound the next year.

However, he also hinted at that he may have unfinished business in Oklahoma.

He said, according to the International Business Times: "Here they have made a huge risk in trading for me, knowing I have one year on my deal. But I felt I didn’t finish as strong as I could have.

"Just knowing you left something on the table, even to this point now, it weighs on me."

It's no secret where George would likely go if he doesn't stay in Oklahoma, as the Los Angeles Lakers have been trying to lure the forward to their team for over a year now.

They have a good advantage over other teams trying to sign PG13 as well since Los Angeles is the hometown of the former Pacers star.

George has until June 29 to opt out of his $20.7 million 2018-19 deal with the Thunder. It is widely expected that he will decline this deal in order to obtain a long-term contract.

Whether or not that will be with the Thunder, however, remains to be seen, but by the sound of things, the player himself might be more inclined to stay put in order to finish the job he started last summer.

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