Antetokounmpo has changed his mind again? Discuss with the Bucks management seriously and may propose a deal!

The NBA has a big news today: "Antetokounmpo" Giannis Antetokounmpo recently had the idea of leaving the Milwaukee Bucks. He has discussed his future with the Bucks management very seriously in the past week.

According to NBA famous reporter Shams, Antetokounmpo is still uncertain about the future of the Bucks, so he is seriously considering whether to propose a deal and still thinking about whether to leave Milwaukee. The Bucks have actually done enough for Antetokounmpo this summer.

In order to improve the team's combat effectiveness, the Bucks bought out Lillard's contract directly. Lillard broke his Achilles tendon, and his contract was 2 years and 113 million US dollars. The Bucks actually bought out Lillard's contract and shared the 113 million US dollars into 5 years to make money to sign center Turner.

In addition, the Bucks also retained role players with a bunch of cheap contracts, such as three-year, $44 million in renewing Portis, two-year, $11 million in renewing Kevin Porter Jr., two-year, $7.5 million in renewing Trent, two-year, $7.1 million in renewing Prince, and finally signed Cole Anthony and Gary Harris with a basic salary contract.

It can be said that the Bucks have done everything they can do, and the entire lineup still seems to have a certain competitiveness, but Antetokounmpo feels that this is not enough to win the championship, so he still has the idea of leaving.

According to Shams' follow-up report, many teams currently want to wait for Antetokounmpo to apply for a deal, hoping to introduce Antetokounmpo, including but not limited to the New York Knicks, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers and Houston Rockets. Perhaps next, there will be rumors about Antetokounmpo in the player market.