Lorenzo Brown Demands Release from Milan Contract Amidst Financial Dispute
As the EuroLeague season approaches, former Maccabi Tel Aviv player Lorenzo Brown is seeking an immediate release from his contract with Italian club Olimpia Milano. Brown, who signed a two-year deal last summer, has reportedly failed to integrate with the team and missed the start of training camp. He expressed his frustration on Twitter, tweeting "Free me," in what is believed to be his first public comment on the situation.
Negotiations for the termination of Brown's contract are ongoing, with both the player and the club reportedly wanting to part ways. The primary obstacle is financial, as the parties are discussing a severance agreement. While a 50% salary cut is a possibility, an agreement has not yet been reached. Milano's roster is considered complete, but Brown's unresolved situation remains a background issue.
Brown played for Maccabi Tel Aviv from 2022 to 2024 before moving to Panathinaikos, where his performance reportedly declined. In the previous season, he participated in only 12 EuroLeague games, averaging a modest 5.8 points and 2.7 assists per game.
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