Report: Olympiacos to offer Allen Iverson $10 million

August 3, 2009

Yes! In possible fulfillment of this writer’s dream for the 2009-10 Euroleague season, Lithuania-based Basketworld.lt is today reporting that Olympiacos will be extending a contract offer to Allen Iverson.

Reportedly, Olympiacos officials are ready to offer free agent Iverson a two-year, $10 million deal, “exactly the same proposal that was presented to Nate Robinson” earlier this year.

With nothing else on his table, you know A.I. will be thinking about this one … Ball in Europe sure hopes so.

Special thanks to Ball In Europe reader OlympiacosFAN for the tip!

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Comments: 11
  1. 15 years ago

    Do not put much trust in basketworld.lt, not a reliable source to say the least. I’m not saying that’s going to happen, but the site has proven be writing more often than not. If they do write anything unique…

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  2. Jonas
    15 years ago

    oh come on. that “website” doesn’t know a bit about Lithuanian basketball, has about 500 readers and you are claiming they have some mysterious info about Olympiacos? info that nobody else has? oh well… let the rumor grow.

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  3. Ioannis
    15 years ago

    On this link of a greek sports site (http://sport24.gr/html/ent/908/ent.307908.asp) they did the same announcement.
    Seems that olympiacos trys hard!

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  4. 15 years ago

    Well, AI should be contemplating on this one. He still has no team he can call his own in the NBA to date. He should still be a star player in a Greek team.

    You can visit this site for more info.

    http://nba-basketball-hoops.blogspot.com

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  5. Michael
    15 years ago

    $5 million net per season is just about like a $10 million per year deal in the NBA. Good chance he will be in Athens next year.

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  6. 15 years ago

    there is no way that AI will play in europe ………unless a european team sponsors his possee !

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  7. 15 years ago

    Practice? We’re talking Practice….

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  8. radallo
    15 years ago

    I don’t know if this is another way to try to get TMcIntire from MPS …anyway I wouldn’t have let Lynn Greer left without an alternative……………

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  9. zanteive
    15 years ago

    he should come to us, if he come to olympiakos he ll take the championship, and dont forget that we have childress too , and we talk with kleiza. greece is trying to make the best basketball championship in hole eyrope

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  10. L
    15 years ago

    basketworld.lt wrote that their source is Greek press

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  11. spiros
    15 years ago

    Allen come to Greece and u will never regret it.Ask Josh Childress.He is like a king in Athens.Sign with us Allen to win european title once again and then you will realise what a perfect choice u have done…We wait u in the airport….

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