As LeBron James' Miami Heat Lose NBA Finals To San Antonio Spurs, Will He Consider A Cleveland Cavaliers Return?

In 2010 LeBron James broke the heart of many Cleveland Cavaliers fans, and won the affection the Miami Heat's fans, but could he be about to do the exact opposite with the same teams? He has spent four seasons in Miami, in which he lost his first championship attempt, won the middle two attempts, and lost the final one, to the San Antonio Spurs, last night. Now, James can opt out of his contract, and the continued rumour of a Cleveland return will not go away.

After their NBA Finals defeat to the Spurs, in which they lost 4 games to 1, James refused to comment on his future. He explained "I will deal with my summer when I get to that point. Me and my team will sit down and deal with it. I love Miami. My family loves it. But obviously right now that's not even what I'm thinking about."

He was asked further questions, in which he firmly replied "I haven't even really thought about [my future] just yet. I'm not disappointed in any of my teammates, just wish we could have came through, played a better series, but obviously we ran up against a better team this year." Could James now leave these teammates for some of his younger, friends that are currently in Cleveland?

Whatever he decides to do, he will earn around $20.6 million next year, and the 29-year-old will no doubt enjoy further success whether it's in Cleveland or Miami. Where should he go? Leave your suggestions in the comments box below.