Milwaukee Bucks Strengthen 2025-26 Roster Amid Championship Return Signs

Thanasis Antetokounmpo has signed a fully guaranteed one-year, $2.9 million deal to return to the Milwaukee Bucks for the 2025-26 NBA season, signaling that his brother and team superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo will also stay with the franchise. This move has been positively received by former Bucks champion Jeff Teague, who noted the team seems intent on reuniting its core championship vibe from 2021. The Bucks currently have a deep roster with 16 players signed, including new additions like Amir Coffey and Cole Anthony, and anticipate further moves before February 2026. Meanwhile, former Bucks wing Jaylin Galloway, who had a brief stint with the Bucks organization in 2024 but never played an NBA game, continues to build his career overseas and recently earned FIBA Asia Cup MVP honors, expressing strong hopes to return to the NBA. In related Milwaukee sports news, the Brewers' All-Star closer Trevor Megill is making positive progress after being placed on the injured list, with the possibility of returning before the regular season ends. Overall, the Bucks are focused on maintaining a competitive roster while former players like Galloway pursue their NBA ambitions, and Milwaukee sports teams are seeing significant developments as the new seasons approach.