Jonathan Kuminga, Warriors, other potential free-agent suitors reportedly plan to meet in Las Vegas

The waiting game with Jonathan Kuminga and the Warriors could extend into mid July.

With no solution in the early hours of Day 5 of NBA free agency, Kuminga and the Warriors are planning to meet during the annual NBA Summer League showcase in Las Vegas if the situation remains unresolved by next week, The Athletic's Anthony Slater reported Thursday, citing league sources.

Kuminga, his agent Aaron Turner, Warriors general manager Mike Dunleavy and Warriors coach Steve Kerr are the ones scheduled to meet and discuss a possible path forward, Slater added, with Kuminga's return to Golden State still "very much on the table."

However, if a decision isn't made by next week, Slater writes that Kuminga and his camp also plan to hold face-to-face meetings with other potential suitors in Las Vegas.

Thus far, various teams have shown some level of interest in the 22-year-old athletic forward, including the Miami Heat, Sacramento Kings, and, a potentially new emerging suitor per Slater, the Washington Wizards.

Summer league action in Las Vegas begins next Thursday, July 10, at the Thomas & Mack Center & Pavilion.

Should the situation prolong another week, Kuminga and the Warriors' highly anticipated decision could be made in Sin City.

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