NBA trade rumours: Miami Heat ready to part ways with Tyler Herro for Giannis

Though Giannis Antetokounmpo himself has dismissed rumours of a tre away from Milwaukee, reports continue to speculate about a possible tre for MVP. As Milwaukee Bucks me an early exit during 2020 playoffs, reports hinted at reigning NBA DPOY joining Miami Heat. Heat mand to beat Bucks, reaching NBA Finals for first time since 2014. However, Miami is apparently determined to acquire Giannis. 

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NBA tre rumours: Is a Giannis to Miami tre still on cards?

Recent rumours hint at  Heat being rey to tre star rookie Tyler Herro to acquire Giannis. Herro was one of Heat's best scorers in bubble, earning Baby GOAT title. Herro was instrumental in team's journey to finals, breaking multiple rookie records. However, 20-year-old might t be untouchable when it comes to a Giannis Antetokounmpo tre. 

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Giannis Antetokounmpo tre rumours

While Giannis was reportedly disappointed with team's postseason performance, he and team discussed a game plan which includes roster changes. Though it might be difficult to fit a third star alongside Giannis and Khris Middleton, ESPN's Tim Bontemps reports that Miami is t willing to tre ir star, even if he refuses an extension. 

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Giannis contract details

Giannis, who was selected by Bucks during 2013 NBA Draft, will be eligible for a supermax extension with Bucks this time. Per reports, Giannis could end up signing largest contract in NBA history. Giannis' next five-year extension could be worth $247.3 million, carrying a $42.6m, $46m, $49.5m, $52.9m and $56.3 million cap hit. Giannis is currently signed to a four-year $100 million deal set to end next season. 

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(Im credits: AP, Tyler Herro Instagram)