Meji: After getting Aaron Di Ventzenzo is not in the Bucks plan he is worth a final first-round pick

Live Bar Feb. 2 According to Gery Woelfel, the Bucks caught some teams off guard with Grayson Allen at a very low price in the offseason.

Before getting Allen, they are trying to reach a contract extension with Di Ventenzo, which sources reveal could be a $9 million per season contract. Di Ventenzo rejected the offer, and the Bucks got Aaron, and negotiations to renew the contract were stranded.

That has led to speculation that Di ventenzo may no longer be in the team's future plans.

Rival league executives believe the Bucks could get a $15 million offer if the Bucks keep Divenzo and the latter can play in the playoffs.

As for the value of The Devonzenzo's deal, one general manager said it could be a first-round late draft pick or another young player in another position.

According to previous reports, Lopez's comeback is still in doubt, and the Bucks hope to supplement the center.

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