Alec Peters swaps Olympiacos for Armani Milan: “The most important decision of my life was joining Piraeus”

This summer, Alec Peters left Olympiacos to join Armani Milan. In an interview with the Italian club's official channel, the 31-year-old American power forward looked back on his time in Piraeus and called joining Olympiacos the most important decision of his life. Peters explained that two years at Baskonia prepared him to become a key player. He was initially planning to stay only one season in Greece, but the atmosphere, coach, system and philosophy convinced him to remain for four years. In his second season at Olympiacos, after Sasha Vezenkov and Kostas Sloukas left, Peters felt he had nothing left to prove. He embraced a bigger role and helped the team reach the Final Four. Now at Armani Milan, Peters revealed that the move had been prepared for a long time. He wanted a more significant role and was attracted by the club's history and potential. He knows joining a rebuilding project is harder than stepping into a ready-made winning team, but he believes this challenge can be the most important step of his career. Milan fans will be eager to see whether he can become the leader the club needs.