Giannis Antetokounmpo Greek island hopping - Now in Paros (video)

Greek NBA superstar Giannis Antetokounmpo was in the famous Naoussa on Tuesday night on the island of Paros continuing his holidays with his family.

The Greek Freak was photographed with his fans on the Cycladic island, his next stop after visiting Mykonos. According to the website parianostypos.gr on Tuesday night, Giannis appeared in Naoussa and had dinner at a well-known store in the area. With a smile on his face, the Bucks star was happy to be photographed with the employees of the store.

The Greek Freak did not forget to promote Greece and its beauties once again through social media, posting a video overlooking the blue Aegean.

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