Embiid sells the Philadelphia mansion and plans to leave the devil Morey?
Embiid is the number one candidate for the 2023-24 regular season MVP and scoring title, and his average of 35 points per game this season also made him shine in the limelight last season's Finals MVP Jokic. The Philadelphia 76ers have had a lot of trouble this year, not keeping their promises, refusing to give James Harden a big contract, and becoming the most ridiculous team in the league this season.
Many fans and media believe that the farce of the Philadelphia 76ers was created by general manager Morey to avenge James Harden for not supporting him in the Rockets. However, the 76ers soon had an outstanding performance as a team and gained a lot of respect from the outside world.
According to reports, Embiid, the star of the 76ers, is being sold to a mansion in Philadelphia that is said to have two bedrooms and three bathrooms, and is a duplex mansion worth up to $5.5 million.
The house has good amenities such as a private pool, hot tub and outdoor kitchen. This is a penthouse. Perhaps the biggest attraction is the 1,000-square-foot rooftop overlooking the city center, with views of major tourist attractions like the Liberty Bell.
In 2018, Embiid's rookie contract was about to expire, and after signing a contract extension with the 76ers, he bought the house for $3.2 million. Now Embiid plans to sell it now, estimated to make around $2.2 million. According to US media, the management fee of this building is not low, and the management is as high as $3,800 per month.
According to some U.S. media reports, it may be that Embiid has emotional problems, which led him to sell the house urgently so that he can stay away from this sad place. There are also fan media speculation that Embiid may plan to leave the 76ers, because he has seen how the 76ers and Morey treat James Harden, and soon he will be next.
Embiid currently has three seasons left on his contract, and his annual salary for the next three seasons is not high, after all, he averaged 34 points, 11 rebounds, 6 assists, 1 steal, and 2 blocks per game this season. Embiid could miss out on winning his second MVP, though, as he's only played in 26 games so far this season, and new NBA rules require players to play 65 games to qualify for the scoring title or MVP.
The 76ers have played 33 games so far, and Embiid has already missed some games due to injury problems, and the intensity of subsequent games will be even greater, which makes Embiid likely to suffer some more serious injury problems.