As they try to rebuild the franchise, Pat Riley and Erik Spoelstra may possibly be facing a rough season following a miserable season that saw Miami Heat failing to make it to the NBA playoffs.

Christian Today reports that considering the fact that the franchise has several players with high-salaried contracts, it may not be feasible for Miami Heat to recruit big name players at the moment. Moreover, the situation has deteriorated further with latest rumors suggesting that their long-time star Dwyane Wade may possibly choose to test free-agency.

As for Wade, he has spent almost his entire NBA career as a Heat. Wade, who was the 2003 fifth overall select, signed a two-year deal in 2014 worth $33 million hoping that the team would once be able to gain some amount of flexibility while recruiting new talent in the middle of Lebron James leaving the team suddenly.

However, when Wade found that the move didn't work out and fulfill his expectations, it seems that the 33- year-old NBA star will now adopt a different approach this summer, as he checks free agency as well as listen to what the teams may have to offer.

Despite rumors that he was planning to move, Wade has spent his entire 12 years in Miami. Even now, he would prefer to stay in South Beach. However, if Wade opts in, he will be assured $16 million for the next season.

On his part, Wade, who may be in the peak of his career, may possibly be looking for a long-term contract as well as security. However, latest reports state that the Heat is not agreeable to giving Wade what he desires. The franchise has been citing financial constraints as a probable reason.

However, testing the free agent market does not suggest that Wade will not be coming back any longer. In fact, it is simply a matter of listening and weighing his options. While the possibilities of Wade returning to Miami Heat, it would depend on several issues.

Meanwhile, the Miami Herald reported that Wade's agent Henry Thomas said that they would continue negotiations with the Heat. Keeping in view the tenure and success Wade has brought to the franchise, which includes five championships and three NBA titles, Thomas said that they will work on a resolution that will be a win-win situation for both parties.