Salary Expert: The total salary of Ziliku will reach 130 million next season, accounting for 79% of the Bucks total salary

May 13th According to famous reporter Shams, Bucks star Antetokounmpo was open to leaving the Bucks for the first time in his career.

ESPN famous reporter and salary expert Bobby Marks wrote an article talking about the current situation of the Bucks:

The current challenge for the Bucks is that they cannot package multiple first-round picks. At present, they can only trade one of the first-round picks in 2031 or 2032. Next season, the total salary of Antetokounmpo, Lillard and Kuzma will reach US$130 million, accounting for 79% of the team's total salary of 164 million. Lillard, who will turn 35 in July, will earn $113 million in the next two years (recovering from Achilles tendon injury), and Lopez, Portis, Prince, Kevin Porter Jr. and Gary Trent may all become free agents this summer (Potis and Portis Jr. have the option to hold players).

The good news is that the Bucks avoid touching the second rich line through Middleton's trade during the season, and they will have a $14.1 million middle class special case this summer to be used for reinforcement.