NEW YORK — Knicks star guard Jalen Brunson is reportedly weighing his future in New York, as tensions mount inside the locker room and frustrations grow over what he sees as a lack of accountability, focus, and cohesion among some teammates.

Sources familiar with the situation say Brunson — who has been central to the Knicks’ resurgence — is increasingly uneasy with the team’s internal culture. While he hasn’t formally asked for a trade, the idea of parting ways with the franchise is reportedly on his mind if issues go unresolved.

Concerns have escalated in the wake of a disappointing playoff exit and continued signs of locker room immaturity. Brunson, praised for his leadership and tireless work ethic, is said to be frustrated by the lack of professionalism and winning mentality from others around him.

The Knicks’ front office has yet to issue a public statement, but internal tension has been building for weeks. If the situation continues unchecked, it could significantly alter the team’s direction — especially with Brunson expected to be a cornerstone of any future title push in the East.

As the Knicks look to build a contender, losing a player of Brunson’s caliber and mindset could set back the franchise’s momentum — unless major cultural changes are made within.