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. He is expected to make a decision early next week, and he is "likely" done for the season, per ESPN.

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.

Paul George is speaking with doctors regarding treatment options for groin and knee injuries that have hobbled him throughout this season. Among the options is surgery and a decision will be made by George and the Sixers next week, reports ESPN's Shams Charania.