Greece, fueled by Giannis Antetokounmpo’s outstanding play, overpowered Finland 92-89 to clinch the bronze medal at the EuroBasket 2025. This is Greece’s first podium finish in the championship after a 16-year drought.

In an emotionally charged post-game interview, Antetokounmpo stated, “I’m very happy for the team, for our nation. After 16 years, we’ve finally achieved this goal. It’s probably the best result of my career.”

The Bucks superstar was the driving force behind Greece’s victory, posting a triple-double with 30 points, 17 rebounds, and 6 assists. This performance further cemented his status as one of the world’s premier basketball players.

Did you know? This is Antetokounmpo’s second EuroBasket medal, having won silver in 2017.

When asked about the difference between winning NBA titles and medals with Greece, Antetokounmpo explained, “When I win an MVP, my family and friends are happy. But when you win a medal, twelve million people are happy. Six inspiration for twelve million people to tell them that everything is possible.”

Every time I play for Greece, I fall in love with basketball.

With his sights set on future summers with the Greek national team, could Antetokounmpo lead his country to even greater heights? Only time will tell.

Pro tip: Keep an eye on Giannis’ progress with Greece leading up to the next EuroBasket in 2027.

Click here to delve into the EuroBasket 2025 bracket and relive the excitement.

1. Who won the EuroBasket 2025? The final result between Türkiye and Germany is available here: Türkiye vs Germany live result.
2. When did Greece last win a EuroBasket medal? Greece’s previous medal was bronze in 2009.

Giannis Antetokounmpo continues to make history, leading Greece to a EuroBasket bronze, a feat he considers his career peak. As he looks to the future, could a gold medal be within reach?

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