Philadelphia 76ers forward Paul George, who hasn't played since March 4, could potentially have surgery after consulting with doctors this week about his knee and groin, ESPN's Shams Charania reported Thursday.

As Paul George combats various injuries and tries to return to the lineup for the Philadelphia 76ers, the veteran star is meeting with doctors and considering surgery to get himself right, according to Shams Charania of ESPN.

In a debut season with the Philadelphia 76ers to forget, nine-time All-Star Paul George is contemplating a medical procedure for groin and knee injuries, ESPN reported Thursday. A decision on how to handle multiple injuries could come by early next week,

Sixers forward Paul George is meeting with doctors this week to determine the best course of action to treat his

As his been the case for the majority of this season, injuries continue to run rampant through the Philadelphia 76ers' roster. Ahead of the second leg of a back

Less than a full year after signing him, the Philadelphia 76ers are just about ready to move on from Paul George once and for all. According to NBA insider Sam Amico, the franchise will be looking for a new home for George after another disappointing season.

George's final decision is expected to be made early next week, a source confirmed. The Sixers star has been hampered by left groin soreness, right ankle soreness and a torn tendon in his left pinkie.

The Atlanta Hawks and Philadelphia 76ers are missing several notable players, including top-scoring point guards Trae Young and Tyrese Maxey.

Paul George is consulting with doctors this week on treatment options for his groin and knee injuries, including a possible procedure, sources told ESPN.