Former University of the Philippines star Quentin Millora-Brown has finally shared the next steps in his professional career.

After helping the Fighting Maroons secure the UAAP Season 87 men’s basketball championship, the 6-foot-10 Filipino-American has signed with the Macau Black Bears to play in The Asian Tournament (TAT).

“It was a great opportunity,” said Millora-Brown, who was in attendance at the finals of the 18th FilOil Preseason Cup on Sunday, July 27, in San Juan City.

“It was to get some games before the start of the next season as well, so it’s an opportunity that I couldn’t turn down.”

Macau ruled the recent leg of TAT, with Macau defeating the Guangzhou Loong Lions with the help of Millora-Brown’s 14 points, 16 rebounds, three blocks, and two steals in the final leg.

But now that Millora-Brown has completed his one-month contract with Macau, is joining the PBA Season 50 Draft a possibility for him?

“As of right now, my agent and I decided that it’s not a path that we’re going for,” he shared. “My contract is only through the end of the month.”

Instead, his plan is to play in Europe or another go around with the Black Bears.

“After that, I’m looking at signing a contract in Europe, but I just have to wait before this first contract ends,” he said.

As for the PBA, this is what Millora-Brown has to offer:

“We’ll see what happens,” he said. “Obviously, things change, maybe we’ll do that. But for the foreseeable future, the best path right now is looking at Europe and other options, just to advance my career as far as I can.” (ABS-CBN News)