Rose, who said he would 'love' to have his jersey retired, seemed skeptical about a statue in the wake of Dwyane Wade's.

Rose returning to Chicago has been a huge deal since retiring last year, and now the former Bulls point guard has higher hopes from the organization. When talking to ESPN's Shams Charania, Rose revealed that he wants his jersey in the rafters of the United Center.

Ahead of his one-day pop-up flower shop in Chicago, former Chicago Bulls star Derrick Rose, the former 2011 MVP, sat down for an exclusive interview with ESPN’s Sham Charania. Rose discussed various topics, including his one-day pop-up flower shop titled Rose’s Flower Shop and a potential Bulls tribute statue and jersey retirement.

Derrick Rose brought in the new year by spreading love within his home city in an extra special way. On Jan. 2, the NBA legend opened a flower shop in downtown Chicago and invited fans to come and share the experience together. Paying homage to his last name, the 3× NBA All-Star gave out thousands of free roses as tokens of his appreciation.

Whether it's been a pop-up flower shop, showing off a documentary about his life, or all the pageantry expected on Saturday at "Derrick Rose Night," the week has belonged to the former guard as he gets ready for the Bulls to honor him.

Derrick Rose opens up about his desire for the Bulls to retire his iconic No. 1 jersey, but draws the line at a statue.

Derrick Rose was part of an event at the Soho House in the West Loop on Thursday, giving a sneak peek of his new and first mini documentary, “Becoming a Rose.”