Panathinaikos basketball player Nunn reacted to the match-fixing and bribery scandal in Greece

Kendrick Nunn, the American player of the Greek team Panathinaikos, reacted to the match-fixing and bribery scandal in the country's basketball.

Nunn, in his comment on the social media post of the Greece-based basketball news site Basketballmaniacs, said, "I will have to get my trophies back, with respect."

Basketballmaniacs shared a visual on his US-based social media platform Instagram account, including 931 thousand 463 euros in cash seized during searches at the homes of the detained suspects.

The image also included 14 mobile phones, 6 laptops, 22 USB sticks, 2 tablets, 3 team jerseys, 3 team souvenirs and 2 player albums, as well as various memory cards, a hard disk and a notebook, seized during the searches.

Chaos in Greek basketball

The detention of 6 people, including Greek Basketball Federation President Vangelis Liolios and Europa League referee Vasiliki Tsaroucha, on match-fixing and bribery charges became a hot topic in the country.

Among the detained referees is Tsaroucha, who previously officiated the matches of Turkish teams in the Europa League and BKT European Cup.

While Ergin Ataman was coaching Panathinaikos, he reacted to the referee management after the matches played against Olympiacos in the Greek Basketball League.

The experienced head coach said in a statement after an Olympiacos game: "Tyrique Jones came to our locker room and hit Nunn. Nunn is injured now. How can something like this happen? This is not fair, what is happening in Greek basketball is not fair. Let us play basketball." he said.