Carmelo will finally get the meeting he’s been asking for

Knicks star Carmelo Anthony is scheduled to meet with reticent team president Phil Jackson sometime this week, according to ESPN, after Anthony twice requested a meeting in recent days.

The report presents a slightly different picture of the franchise’s latest mini-crisis than Anthony did Monday, when he made it seem as if he was available to speak to Knicks brass — if they wanted to approach him.

“If they want to come talk to me, I’m around them guys every day,” Anthony said following a loss to the Hawks that dropped the Knicks to 18-24. “I don’t want this to be going back and forth with me and management because it’s really nothing.”

The need for a sitdown stems from a column written by Jackson affiliate Charley Rosen that shredded Anthony. The 32-year-old perennial All-Star, who holds a full no-trade clause, said this weekend if Rosen’s blistering review was indicative of Jackson’s thoughts — Rosen insists he was acting alone — “If that’s the case, if that’s where it’s coming from, that side, I guess it’s a conversation we should have. If they feel my time in New York is over, I guess that’s a conversation we should have.”

ESPN reported Anthony and Jackson criticized Anthony in a CBS Sports interview for being a ball-stopper.