The beginning of the WNBA training Camp (April 27) is approaching at the same time that the Endesa women’s League faces its final stretch. Two different competitions, overlapping for a couple of weeks, which several players will combine in this 2025. Or, at least, they will try.
The players with less than 3 years of service in the WNBA do not have any contractual obligation that forces them to arrive on the first day of TC to the United States. However, they can always reach agreements with their teams in Spain to be able to go before the end of the campaign in the old continent and have some more option to make a hole in a WNBA template.
In this sense, Chloe Bibby, Natasha Mack and Migna Touré march now and will not be available for postseason in Spain. Also, other players such as Brianna Fraser are in negotiations with the club to see how the playoffs play.
Atlanta Dream
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Chicago Sky
- Morgan Bertsch, Training Camp contract (Hozono Global Jairis)
Connecticut Sun
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Dallas Wings
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Golden State Valkyries
- Chloe Bibby, contrato de training camp (Spar Girona)
- Migna Touré, Contrato de Training Camp (Spar Girona)
Indiana Fever
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Las Vegas Aces
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Los Angeles Sparks
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Minnesota Lynx
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New York Liberty
- Leo FEBICH, Rookie Salary Scale (Valencia Basket)
Phoenix Mercury
- Natasha Mack, Training Camp contract (Spar Girona)
- Helena Pueyo, Training Camp contract (Casademont Zaragoza)
Seattle Storm
- Brianna Fraser.
Washington Mystics
- Sika Koné, Rookie Salary Scale (Avenue Perfumerías)
In addition to the aforementioned names, it is possible to rescue the cases of Raquel Carrera (Valencia Basket) and Seehia Ridard (Cadí La Seu), who signed two contracts with the Liberty who have been suspended after personal reasons. And also Lou López-Sénéchal, who followed the same process with the Dallas Wings.
Photo: David Subiana
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