Kevin Durant is one of the biggest free agents that is set to hit the market this Sunday, and while most experts are still trying to predict where he's going to end up next season, there are talks around the league that the two-time Finals MVP hasn't made his decision yet.

That means the four teams that have been mostly associated with his name over the past year — the Golden State Warriors, New York Knicks, Los Angeles Clippers and Brooklyn Nets — are still clueless about what his decision will be.

Durant is expected to be offered a five-year supermax contract by the Warriors, according to reports. However, it is unclear if he's willing to accept that or not.

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The two-time champion is expected to miss the entire 2019-20 season while recovering from his Achilles injury, which means that money will be one of his motivations for staying with the Dubs or signing with another team.

However, the Knicks are reportedly taking the KD situation with extra precaution as team owner James Dolan reportedly wants to see KD's medical report before offering him the max contract. According to sources, should New York continue to show hesitation in signing the 10-time All-Star, it could ultimately lead to them being spurned by Durant.

The Nets and the Clippers are seemingly the teams that are on the outside looking in, but signing KD would mean that they also need to get another top-tier free agent to pair with him. Financially, both teams are capable of doing that, but whether or not they can convince another marquee free agent to join them remains to be seen.

Only a few days until free agency begins, and this situation that Durant is involved in will undoubtedly be one of its biggest storylines