Olympiacos signs Miller-McIntyre

The wait is over. Codi Miller-McIntyre is now officially a player for Olympiacos after weeks of rumors that have been confirmed on Thursday through the official channels of the Greek club. The signing comes after the "Reds" reached an agreement with the Bulgarian point guard several weeks ago, closing one of the most anticipated deals of the EuroLeague's summer market.

The contract that binds Miller-McIntyre to the Athenian squad is for a duration of three years, cementing a long-term commitment to the Bulgarian international. This addition marks Olympiacos' first official move in the summer transfer market, signaling the beginning of the squad's reconstruction following the departure of several players.

A Point Guard with Experience in the Elite European Leagues

Miller-McIntyre arrives at Olympiacos with an extensive track record in the top European competitions. His recent career has seen him shine in the EuroLeague, showcasing his quality as a playmaker. In the 2024 season, the point guard led the EuroLeague in assists with Baskonia, demonstrating his ability to orchestrate the offense of a competitive team.

Following a successful season with the Basque club, Miller-McIntyre joined Crvena Zvezda in 2024, where he stayed for two seasons. His time at the Serbian club solidified his status as one of the premier point guards in the league. During his tenure in Belgrade, the player became a key figure in the team, winning two Serbian Cups with the "Reds" of Belgrade. Additionally, in 2026, he once again led the EuroLeague in assists, reaffirming his dominance in the realm of passing.

Connection with the Bulgarian National Team

Miller-McIntyre represents Bulgaria internationally, establishing a special connection within the Olympiacos squad. The point guard shares national team duties with Sasha Vezenkov, who is already part of the Greek project. This preexisting relationship may ease the new signing's integration into the team and contribute to better chemistry from the outset.

The arrival of the Bulgarian point guard significantly bolsters Olympiacos' offensive perimeter, a crucial aspect for EuroLeague competition. His experience in the elite European leagues, combined with his ability to facilitate clean plays and assists, makes him a key asset for Olympiacos' aspirations.

Roster Restructuring

Miller-McIntyre's addition comes amid significant changes in Olympiacos' roster. Over the summer, the club witnessed the departures of Alec Peters, Moustapha Fall, and Shaquielle McKissic, three players from the previous project. These exits created vacancies in the rotation that are now beginning to be filled with strategic signings.

In addition to Miller-McIntyre, Olympiacos anticipates the imminent arrival of Jean Montero, who will enhance the team's perimeter game. Montero brings EuroLeague experience and is expected to join the squad soon to complete the summer rebuild.

Olympiacos' project for the upcoming season takes shape with these moves. The commitment to Miller-McIntyre as a cornerstone point guard and the addition of Montero on the perimeter indicate the club's aim to sustain competitiveness in the EuroLeague with a rejuvenated yet seasoned team.

Initial Steps in Athens

Miller-McIntyre becomes Olympiacos' first official signing in this summer market, heralding the beginning of a new chapter for the Greek club. His arrival raises expectations regarding how he will adapt to the demands of the Athenian project and what impact he will have in continental competition.

With a proven track record in the EuroLeague, two assists titles in the competition, and successes with Crvena Zvezda, the Bulgarian point guard arrives with more than enough credentials to justify Olympiacos' trust. The upcoming months will determine if this bet pays off and if Miller-McIntyre becomes a key player in the new Greek project.

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