On Tuesday, December 2, 2025, many NBA fans noticed that Giannis Antetokounmpo had removed nearly all Milwaukee Bucks–related posts from his X and Instagram accounts.

Among the posts that remain — aside from a few personal photos — only major milestones are still visible, such as the 2021 NBA championship and the 2024 NBA Cup victory.

Giannis’ move immediately sparked a wave of speculation: is this a sign of dissatisfaction? A way to pressure the front office? Or simply an aesthetic “refresh” with no deeper meaning?

Just hours earlier, the Bucks had suffered a surprising loss to the Washington Wizards – the team with the worst record in the Eastern Conference – a defeat that fueled plenty of frustration inside and outside the locker room.

So far, according to sources close to the franchise, Antetokounmpo has not explicitly requested a trade. The front office – together with the coaching staff and general manager – has reportedly presented the superstar with a plan to restructure the roster around him, with the goal of returning to contention in the upcoming seasons.

Still, tension remains high. Some insiders now view a potential trade as increasingly realistic, given Milwaukee’s current struggles and a contract situation that limits the franchise’s ability to make immediate moves.