Dwyane Wade hasn't decided yet if he is going to come back for another year, but he already has his life after the NBA planned out. Wade spoke with Joel Weber of Bloomberg about his plans for life after the NBA, and it turns out he doesn't want to get away from the league at all. He would like to get involved in being part owner of a team.

“I definitely want to be a part of ownership in the NBA. I'm not going to try to buy a team. I don't have that kind of bread, but I definitely want to be a part of a great ownership group…. It's definitely something that I've talked about, some of my friends have talked about. But, first of all, I’d have to be retired. When that time comes…”

Wade was asked if he had a specific team in mind, and he said he would like to see Seattle get a team back.

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“Seattle. I want Seattle's team, the Sonics, to come back,” he told Weber. “I think Seattle is a great basketball town. I would love to be a part of that.”

Wade would also like to have some business ventures outside of the NBA. He would like to build a “lifestyle brand” that dabbles into a bit of everything.

For anyone of this to happen, Wade, needs to be retired, and he hasn't given any hints of what he would like to do next year. If he does come back it will be with the Heat, but there is a chance that he could decide to hang it up.