Michael Jordan‘s comeback - if there is one - won‘t start in a summer league in Boston.

　　The Washington Wizards, who Jordan partly owns, are among 10 NBA teams planning to send a squad to the eight-day workout league that starts July 16 at the University of Massachusetts-Boston campus. The Boston Globe, citing sources it did not identify, said officials at the school have been alerted that Jordan could begin his comeback there.

　　Jordan told NBC that he would not be playing in the summer league.

　　Rumors that Jordan, 38, would return have circulated for months. He is reportedly getting in shape to see if he could handle the grind of an 82-game schedule at or near the level that earned him six NBA titles and five MVP awards.

　　Jordan would have to sell his stake in the Wizards if he returned as a player.

　　Fellow retiree Charles Barkley is also reportedly considering a return.