Over his time with the Milwaukee Bucks, Giannis Antetokounmpo has worn many hats, including MVP, Defensive Player of the Year, and champion. Might he add the owner to the roster?

Not the Bucks owner, though one should never rule anything out, but rather an international team. Speaking with reporters after Panathinaikos AKTOR Athens’ recent qualification for the EuroLeague final, Giannis eventually got into a discussion about his potential future ownership endeavors as well as the teams he is presently watching.

He specifically stated that if Panathinaikos or Olympiacos’ owners were willing to sell, he could like to acquire both teams. Curiously, Antetokounmpo stated that he probably wouldn’t play for either of those clubs because they didn’t want him when he was a rising star, but he wasn’t shy about voicing his opinions when the topic of ownership was raised. Carried out by BasketNews:

Turning to face his agent George Panou, Antetokounmpo proposed that he purchаse a Greek team.

“If they’re trying to sell it to us,” he explained.

“If Mr. Giannakopoulos sells it to us, which I don’t see happening, or Mr. Angelopoulos, I will buy a team,” he said.

Could a franchise be owned by Giannis Antetokounmpo? He is adamant about wanting toAlthough Antetokounmpo acknowledged that it is improbable that he would convince the owners to sell to him right now, he is making it known that he hopes to eventually become the owner of that championship. It wouldn’t be shоcking if the Greek Freak even tried to get his nаme associated with the Bucks ownership group, depending on how things work out for the rest of his career, but it’s too soon to consider that just yet.

The Milwaukee Bucks are the Greek Freak’s current focal point. The soon-to-be 30-year-old must be carrying a grudge after missing a lot of time in the playoffs the previous two years, which greatly contributed to Milwaukee’s failures. Antetokounmpo is very focused as he assures Bucks supporters that they will eventually return to the NBA’s peak.

Giannis has greater goals right now, which include wanting to win as many titles with the Bucks as possible, but ownership discussions will have to wait. Hopefully, his calf ailment, which kept him out of action for the last part of the NBA season, is improving.