Giannis Says He’s “Probably” Staying With the Bucks

Giannis Says He’s “Probably” Staying With the Bucks Giannis Says He’s “Probably” Staying With the Bucks
Apr 29, 2025; Indianapolis, Indiana, USA; Milwaukee Bucks forward Giannis Antetokounmpo (34) during game five of the first round for the 2024 NBA Playoffs against the Indiana Pacers at Gainbridge Fieldhouse. Mandatory Credit: Trevor Ruszkowski-Imagn Images

In the whirlwind of NBA offseason buzz, one of the most intriguing narratives involves Giannis Antetokounmpo and his path forward with the Milwaukee Bucks. As whispers of potential trades linger in the air, the speculation intensified after the Bucks’ unexpected first-round playoff exit. While Giannis’ future is shrouded in uncertainty, he has dropped a few hints over the summer, signaling a likely return to Milwaukee.

In a recent interaction during a live stream with a well-known YouTuber, Giannis touched on the topic of his future. While nothing is ironclad, his words offer a glimmer of hope for Bucks fans. “Probably,” he responded when questioned about staying with the team. “We’ll see. I love Milwaukee.”

These remarks echo sentiments he expressed earlier in the offseason, showing his inclination to stay with the Bucks. During an interview with Brazilian outlet Coast to Coast, Giannis mentioned, “The Finals are different; I hope to be back soon with the Bucks.”

This offseason has been eventful for Milwaukee, marked by significant roster changes. The team moved on from Damian Lillard following his injury, redirecting its focus by securing Myles Turner. If Giannis remains, the potential pairing of Turner and Antetokounmpo could form a formidable duo, reshaping Milwaukee’s prospects for the coming season.

Navigating through their offseason list, the Bucks have made strides, yet the decision regarding Giannis Antetokounmpo remains unsettled. After 12 seasons with the franchise, entirely devoted to Milwaukee, he embodies the image of a one-team star. Nevertheless, whether Giannis’ journey will continue with the Bucks is an open question. The desire to make it work is evident, yet it remains to be seen if both parties can align their futures.