Lorenzo Brown Reveals Plans to Play Two to Three More Seasons After Tough Year in Milan

Lorenzo Brown, the former Maccabi Tel Aviv point guard, is approaching his 36th birthday and recently completed a challenging season with Olimpia Milano, where he was sidelined from the rotation and did not play basketball since January. Despite these difficulties, Brown remains determined to continue his professional career and is actively seeking his next team. In a podcast interview on 'Count Me Out,' he expressed his desire to keep playing for at least two more seasons, possibly three if luck allows.

Beyond his playing ambitions, Brown is exploring new creative avenues as he prepares for life after basketball. He shared that he feels at peace with his career journey, having played extensively without serious injuries and traveled the world through the sport. Reflecting on his career highlights, Brown described reaching the NBA as a lifelong dream fulfilled, emphasizing the unique and incomparable feeling of finally making it to the league.

A notable moment in the interview was Brown’s recollection of his time with the Toronto Raptors during their 2019 championship season. He revealed that although he was released in March of that year, he continued to receive payment throughout the season but has yet to receive his championship ring. Brown reassured listeners not to worry about this issue. As he looks ahead, Brown remains motivated to extend his basketball career while preparing creatively for his future beyond the court.