Allen Iverson began his NBA career after being drafted by the Philadelphia 76ers in 1996 and left the team back in 2010 to tend to the health issues of his daughter, Messiah. Since his departure, Iverson hasn't been able to return to the league with no teams interested in his services.

Iverson was hoping that by showcasing his skills overseas, he'd manage to convince teams around the league that he still could contribute to a team. Unfortunately, Iverson didn't have much impact in Turkey with Besiktas and is now currently unemployed.

Now at 37 years-old, Iverson is attempting another NBA comeback.

If an NBA team reached out at some point before next season, Iverson would jump at the opportunity. If not, the 11-time All-Star is reportedly considering playing in China according to the Chinese website NetEase translated by HoopsHype:

"I definitely want to return to the NBA, but if I can't get back there, I'm hoping to play ball here (China)."

With regards to his team of choice, Iverson chose to reply obliquely, saying: "I'm not leaning towards any one team, and there's no 'first choice' like what the others say." However, Iverson points to the CBA as one of his backup options. "China is still one of my choices, but the team that wants me to join has got to show me that they really mean it, like 'hey we really need you'."

At this point in Iverson's career it's uncertain whether or not he can have an impact off the bench for an NBA squad. If no team is interested in taking a chance on the one-time NBA MVP, Iverson will most likely end up in China like another former NBA All-Star, Stephon Marbury.

Other current unemployed former NBA All-Stars include Tracy McGrady, Michael Redd and Gilbert, all whom are looking for a new team.