Bucks reportedly open to roster shakeup beyond Giannis Antetokounmpo

The Bucks’ offseason could involve more than just Giannis Antetokounmpo.

While much of the NBA’s attention remains focused on the future of the two-time MVP, a new report suggests Milwaukee may be exploring larger roster changes if it ultimately decides to move on from its franchise cornerstone.

According to longtime NBA reporter Gery Woelfel, the Bucks have discussed the possibility of trade scenarios involving both Antetokounmpo and center Myles Turner.

Woelfel reported that Milwaukee has explored concepts in which both players could be included as part of a broader multi-team framework, though there is no indication that a deal is imminent.

The report comes amid growing speculation about Antetokounmpo’s future.

Multiple reports have suggested the Bucks are willing to listen to offers for the future Hall of Famer following another disappointing season.

Milwaukee missed the playoffs for the first time since 2016, fueling questions about whether the organization is headed toward a significant reset.

If that happens, moving additional veteran contracts could become part of the process.

Turner, who joined the Bucks last offseason, has been mentioned as a possible trade candidate, while forward Kyle Kuzma is another veteran whose name has surfaced in league discussions.

The goal for Milwaukee would be straightforward — acquire future assets, create financial flexibility and begin building around a younger core if Antetokounmpo is ultimately dealt.

Of course, there remains another possibility.

The Bucks have repeatedly found ways to convince Antetokounmpo to remain committed to the franchise, often through aggressive roster moves aimed at keeping the team in championship contention.

That’s one reason many around the league remain hesitant to assume a trade is inevitable.

Until Antetokounmpo is actually moved, there will continue to be skepticism about whether Milwaukee and its superstar will truly part ways.

Still, if the Bucks decide to take that path, it appears the organization could be considering a much larger roster overhaul than simply trading one player.

And that would make one of the NBA’s biggest offseason storylines even bigger.