The Los Angeles Clippers are reportedly getting interest from a former All-Star as a potential destination if his current team buys him out.

We're a few weeks removed from the Utah Jazz's three-team deal with the Miami Heat and Los Angeles Clippers, and still, Kevin Love remains on the roster, with the focus centered upon a buyout soon to come for the 36-year-old league vet.

Kevin Love was sent to the Utah Jazz as part of the three-team trade that saw the Miami Heat land Norman Powell and the Los Angeles Clippers claim John Collins. The Jazz are an interesting young team, but likely to be bad again in the coming season, so it makes sense that Love wants to leave.

Kevin Love, an unrestricted free agent, reportedly favors joining a Los Angeles team, with the Lakers and Clippers potentially interested in the veteran. While the Knicks show little interest, Love's preference for Los Angeles could lead to him playing alongside LeBron James on the Lakers or bolstering the Clippers' roster.

Kevin Love could be heading back to the West Coast. According to NBA Insider Brett Siegel, the veteran big man has expressed interest in joining a team in Los Angeles, where both the Lakers and Clippers are expected to have roster flexibility for veteran additions.

NBA veteran Kevin Love seems to have his sights set on Los Angeles. Could he be looking to reunite with his former teammate, LeBron James?