Giannis Antetokounmpo is linked to multiple teams after the Milwaukee Bucks’ upset first round exit.
After winning the 2021 NBA Championship, the Milwaukee Bucks suffered poor performance in the postseason.
They reached the semi-finals of the 2022 Eastern Tournament, but it was the last time the Bucks were able to overcome the hurdles of their first round.
Following the recent opening round exit, the Bucks were eliminated in the first round for three consecutive seasons. This has led many to question Cornerstone superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo’s next thing.
At 30, Antetokounmpo is still in the middle of his prime. Plus, he is currently one of the most loyal players in the NBA.
But it goes without saying that the Bucks front office has failed to consistently build a Championship Caliber roster around Greek freaks. With the team’s season over, Giannis recently posted a picture of himself on Instagram.
Although Antetokounmpo has not mentioned anything about his Bucks’ future in the IG Post, fans believe this is a subtle hint about his plans for the future.
“He’s gone,” the fan wrote in panic. Another has been added, but “You’re still the best player in the world, but get rid of Doc Rivers.”
“Give Mill one more chance Giannis,” the fans begged.
“Yeah, he’s there,” one fan concluded.
“Leave me away from Brooklyn,” the fans advised.
One fan reassured the fan base, “Giannis is still there, don’t worry.”
Most fans believed it was a mysterious hint from the NBA MVP twice as much as possible about the possibility of leaving Milwaukee, but there were fans who were sure the IG Post wasn’t.
The Bucks have not been able to dominate in the postseason consistently, but that wasn’t due to Antetokounmpo’s fault.
If anything, the Greek freak is better than the Bucks’ 2021 championship run. However, if Antetokounmpo wants to leave the team, he has plenty of options.
The New Orleans Pelican is reportedly ready to say goodbye to Zion Williamson. Meanwhile, Brooklyn’s nets also show constant interest in him.
Even the Miami Heat is reportedly interested in getting 30-year-old services. With all in mind, fans should conclude the brutal war of bidding if Giannis demands trade this offseason.
