The Brooklyn Nets might just be the NBA's newest superteam. 

According to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski, forward Kevin Durant is planning to sign with the Brooklyn Nets. Chris Haynes of Yahoo Sports reports there this is a possibility that Durant heads to Brooklyn as a sign-and-trade with his former team, the Golden State Warriors.

Durant, himself, announced on Instagram Sunday evening that he's joining the Nets. 

Durant and his business manager, Rich Kleiman, met with Golden Warriors general manager Bob Myers Sunday in New York and delivered him the news on his decision to leave the Warriors, Wojnarowski adds. The rest of the teams were informed later on Sunday.

But that wasn't all for Brooklyn on Sunday, not by a long shot. 

According to Wojnarowski, the Nets are also planning to sign point guard Kyrie Irving to a four-year deal and centre DeAndre Jordan to a four-year, $40 million deal. 

Wojnarowski notes that both Irving and Durant will likely sign for less money to clear the way for Jordan's deal. 

Later Sunday night, the Nets pulled off a sign-and-trade with the Golden State Warriors to send point guard D'Angelo Russell to the Warriors in order to make room for their new trio of superstars.

Sunday's news comes after months of speculation that Irving and Durant were destined to team up and sign max contracts with the same team. Many pointed to the New York Knicks as possible destinations for the duo, but it appears they will head across the East River to the Barclays Center. 

In fact, Knicks president Steve Mills issued a statement on behalf of the Knicks. 

“While we understand that some Knicks fans could be disappointed with tonight’s news, we continue to be upbeat and confident in our plans to rebuild the Knicks to compete for championships in the future, through both the draft and targeted free agents.”

Fans in Brooklyn will have to wait to see the duo in action however as Durant is expected to miss all of next season after tearing his Achilles tendon in the NBA Finals. 

Meanwhile, Jordan, 30, spent last season with the Dallas Mavericks before coming over to New York in a trade with the Knicks. Irving averaged 23.8 points per game on 48.7 per cent shooting during an up and down season with the Boston Celtics. 

Brooklyn finished last season at 42-40 to make the playoffs for the first time in four years.