This is a list of transactions that occurred during the 2024–25 WNBA off-season and the 2025 WNBA season.

Retirement

Date Name Team(s) played (years) Age Notes Ref.
September 20, 2024 Layshia Clarendon Indiana Fever (2013–2015)
Atlanta Dream (2015–2018)
Connecticut Sun (2018–2019)
New York Liberty (2020–2021)
Minnesota Lynx (2021)
Los Angeles Sparks (2023–2024) 		33 [1][2]
January 1, 2025 Danielle Robinson San Antonio Stars / Las Vegas Aces (2011–2015, 2020)
Phoenix Mercury (2017)
Minnesota Lynx (2018–2019)
Indiana Fever (2021–2022)
Atlanta Dream (2023) 		35 [3][4]

Front office movement

Head coaching changes

Off-season
Departure date Team Outgoing head coach Reason
for departure 		Hire date Incoming head coach Last coaching position Ref.
N/A Golden State Valkyries 2025 expansion team October 10, 2024 Natalie Nakase Las Vegas Aces assistant coach (2022–2024) [5]
September 24, 2024 Los Angeles Sparks Curt Miller Fired November 19, 2024 Lynne Roberts Utah head coach (2015–2024) [6][7]
September 27, 2024 Chicago Sky Teresa Weatherspoon Fired November 3, 2024 Tyler Marsh Las Vegas Aces assistant coach (2022–2024) [8][9]
October 2, 2024 Atlanta Dream Tanisha Wright Fired November 13, 2024 Karl Smesko Florida Gulf Coast head coach (2002–2024) [10][11]
October 18, 2024 Dallas Wings Latricia Trammell Fired December 23, 2024 Chris Koclanes USC assistant coach (2023–2024) [12][13]
October 23, 2024 Washington Mystics Eric Thibault Mutual separation Sydney Johnson Chicago Sky assistant coach (2024) [14][15]
October 27, 2024 Indiana Fever Christie Sides Fired November 1, 2024 Stephanie White Connecticut Sun head coach (2023–2024) [16][17]
November 1, 2024 Connecticut Sun Stephanie White Resigned December 4, 2024 Rachid Meziane Villeneuve-d'Ascq head coach (2019–2024)
Belgium national team head coach (2022–2024) 		[17][18]

General manager changes

Off-season
Departure date Team Outgoing
general manager 		Reason
for departure 		Hire date Incoming
general manager 		Last managerial position Ref..
October 4, 2024 Indiana Fever Lin Dunn Role change[a] October 4, 2024 Amber Cox[b] Kansas City Current Chief Operating Officer (2021–2024) [19]
October 18, 2024 Dallas Wings Greg Bibb Dispersion of duty November 8, 2024 Curt Miller[c] Connecticut Sun General Manager (2016–2022) [20]
October 23, 2024 Washington Mystics Mike Thibault Mutual separation December 23, 2024 Jamila Wideman NBA Senior Vice President of Player Development (2018–2024) [15]
October 26, 2024 Las Vegas Aces Natalie Williams Contract not renewed — TBA — [21]
November 11, 2024 Minnesota Lynx Clare Duwelius Resigned — TBA — [22]
December 3, 2024 Connecticut Sun Darius Taylor Role change[d] December 3, 2024 Morgan Tuck Connecticut Sun Director of Franchise Development (2021–2024)
Connecticut Sun Assistant General Manager (2022–2024) 		[23]
N/A Toronto Tempo 2026 expansion team February 20, 2025 Monica Wright Rogers Phoenix Mercury Assistant General Manager (2023–2025) [24]
  1. ^ Senior Advisor for Indiana Fever
  2. ^ Also hired as Indiana Fever's Chief Operating Officer
  3. ^ Also hired as Dallas Wings' Executive Vice President
  4. ^ Connecticut Sun's Chief Basketball Strategist and Director of Scouting

Player movement

Expansion draft

On December 6, 2024, an expansion draft took place to help fill the roster for the Golden State Valkyries for their debut WNBA season in 2025.[25]

Pick Player Position Former Team Nationality Notes (at time of draft) Ref.
1 Iliana Rupert C Atlanta Dream  France Suspended – contract expired [26]
2 María Conde F Chicago Sky  Spain Suspended – contract expired
3 Veronica Burton G Connecticut Sun  United States Free agent – reserved
4 Carla Leite G Dallas Wings  France Unsigned 2024 draft pick (No. 9)
5 Temi Fagbenle C Indiana Fever  Great Britain Free agent – restricted
6 Kate Martin G Las Vegas Aces  United States Under contract for 2025 season
7 Stephanie Talbot F Los Angeles Sparks  Australia Under contract for 2025 season
8 Cecilia Zandalasini F Minnesota Lynx  Italy Free agent – restricted
9 Kayla Thornton F New York Liberty  United States Under contract for 2025 season
10 Monique Billings F Phoenix Mercury  United States Free agent – unrestricted
11 No selection — Seattle Storm — —
12 Julie Vanloo G Washington Mystics  Belgium Free agent – reserved

Contract extensions

Player Date Team Ref.
None

Trades

February
February 1 Three-team trade
 [27][28]
To Las Vegas Aces

Jewell Loyd (from Seattle)
2025 No. 13 draft pick (from Los Angeles)

To Los Angeles Sparks

Kelsey Plum (sign-and-trade from Las Vegas)
2025 No. 9 draft pick (from Seattle)

To Seattle Storm

2025 No. 2 draft pick (from Los Angeles)
Rights to Li Yueru (from Los Angeles)
2026 first round draft pick (from Las Vegas)

February 2 Four-team trade
 [29][30]
To Connecticut Sun

Rebecca Allen (from Phoenix)
Natasha Cloud (from Phoenix)
Jacy Sheldon (from Dallas)
2025 No. 8 draft pick (from Indiana)

To Dallas Wings

DiJonai Carrington (sign-and-trade from Connecticut)
Tyasha Harris (from Connecticut)
NaLyssa Smith (from Indiana)
Right to swap third round picks in 2027 draft (from Indiana)
Rights to Mikiah Herbert Harrigan (from Phoenix)
2025 No. 12 pick (from Phoenix)

To Indiana Fever

Sophie Cunningham (from Phoenix)
2025 No. 19 pick (from Phoenix)
Jaelyn Brown (from Dallas)

To Phoenix Mercury

Alyssa Thomas (sign-and-trade from Connecticut)
Satou Sabally (sign-and-trade from Dallas)
Kalani Brown (from Dallas)
Sevgi Uzun (from Dallas)

February 4 To Chicago Sky

Rebecca Allen

To Connecticut Sun

Lindsay Allen
Rights to Nikolina Milić

[31]
February 7 To Chicago Sky

2025 No. 16 draft pick
2025 No. 22 draft pick

To Las Vegas Aces

Dana Evans
(Sign-and-trade)

[32]
February 14 To Los Angeles Sparks

2025 No. 21 draft pick
2027 second round draft pick

To Seattle Storm

Lexie Brown
2025 No. 26 draft pick

[33]
February 23 To Chicago Sky

Ariel Atkins

To Washington Mystics

2025 No. 3 draft pick
2027 second round draft pick
Rights to swap 2027 first round draft picks

[34]

Free agency

From January 11-20, 2025, teams were able to extend qualifying offers to core-eligible or reserved players.[35] The free agency negotiation period began on January 21, 2025, and teams were able to officially being signing players on February 1, 2025.[35]

Denotes uncoreable unrestricted free agent
Denotes unrestricted free agent
Denotes restricted free agent
Denotes reserved free agent
Denotes sign-and-trade player
x Denotes signed player who failed to make opening-day roster

Core designation

Player Date signed Cored placed by Notes Ref.
Kelsey Plum January 11 Las Vegas Aces Traded to Los Angeles Sparks on February 1
(Sign-and-trade) 		[36]
Satou Sabally January 13 Dallas Wings Traded to Phoenix Mercury on February 2
(Sign-and-trade) 		[37]
Breanna Stewart New York Liberty Unsigned [38]
Gabby Williams January 14 Seattle Storm Accepted core offer on February 10
(Signed reported one-year deal) 		[39][40]
Kelsey Mitchell January 16 Indiana Fever Accepted core offer on January 29 [41][42]
Alyssa Thomas January 17 Connecticut Sun Traded to Phoenix Mercury on February 2
(Sign-and-trade) 		[43]

Free agents

Signed in the off-season
Player Date signed Notes New team Former team Ref.
Jaelyn Brown January 13 Training camp contract Dallas Wings
(Traded to Indiana Fever on February 2) 		[44]
Rebekah Gardner January 15 New York Liberty [45]
Jaylyn Sherrod New York Liberty [46]
Natasha Mack January 17 Phoenix Mercury [47][48]
Maya Caldwell January 18 Atlanta Dream [49]
Caitlin Bickle January 22 Connecticut Sun [50]
Celeste Taylor Phoenix Mercury [48][51]
Sevgi Uzun Dallas Wings
(Traded to Phoenix Mercury on February 2) 		[52]
Marième Badiane February 1 Rookie contract
(Undrafted) 		Minnesota Lynx Fenerbahçe S.K.
(Turkey) 		[53]
Kennedy Burke Training camp contract New York Liberty [54]
Raquel Carrera New York Liberty Valencia Basket
(Spain) 		[55]
Brittney Griner One-year deal Atlanta Dream Phoenix Mercury [56]
Natisha Hiedeman Minnesota Lynx [53]
Brionna Jones Atlanta Dream Connecticut Sun [57]
Esmery Martínez Training camp contract New York Liberty Flammes Carolo Basket
(France) 		[58]
Courtney Vandersloot One-year deal Chicago Sky New York Liberty [59]
Shatori Walker-Kimbrough Atlanta Dream Washington Mystics [60]
Li Yueru Training camp contract Seattle Storm [61]
Amy Atwell February 2 Phoenix Mercury [62]
Emma Cannon Los Angeles Sparks Henan Phoenix
(China) 		[63]
Kaila Charles Dallas Wings Diósgyőri VTK
(Hungary) 		[64]
Tina Charles One-year deal Connecticut Sun Atlanta Dream [65]
Luisa Geiselsöder Training camp contract Dallas Wings Basket Landes
(France) 		[64]
Myisha Hines-Allen One-year deal Dallas Wings Minnesota Lynx [66]
Joyner Holmes Training camp contract Dallas Wings Seattle Storm [64]
Anneli Maley Los Angeles Sparks Perth Lynx
(Australia) 		[63]
Michaela Onyenwere One-year deal Chicago Sky [67]
Odyssey Sims Los Angeles Sparks [68]
Sami Whitcomb Details to be announced Phoenix Mercury Seattle Storm [69]
Monique Billings February 3 One-year deal Golden State Valkyries [70]
Veronica Burton Training camp contract Golden State Valkyries [71]
Diamond DeShields One-year deal Connecticut Sun Chicago Sky [72]
Natasha Howard Indiana Fever Dallas Wings [73]
Julie Vanloo Training camp contract Golden State Valkyries [74]
Emily Engstler February 4 Washington Mystics [75]
Mya Hollingshed Connecticut Sun Bodrum Basketbol
(Turkey) 		[76]
Kia Nurse One-year deal Chicago Sky Los Angeles Sparks [77]
Robyn Parks Training camp contract Connecticut Sun Emlak Konut
(Turkey) 		[76]
Sug Sutton Washington Mystics [75]
Chloe Bibby February 5 Details to be announced Golden State Valkyries Spar Girona
(Spain) 		[78]
DeWanna Bonner One-year deal Indiana Fever Connecticut Sun [79]
Kyara Linskens Rookie contract
(Undrafted) 		Golden State Valkyries Belgium National Team [80]
Janelle Salaün Golden State Valkyries Famila Schio
(Italy) 		[81]
Holly Winterburn Training camp contract Atlanta Dream Beşiktaş HDI Sigorta
(Turkey) 		[82]
Mai Yamamoto Dallas Wings Toyota Antelopes
(Japan) 		[83]
Yvonne Anderson February 6 Two-year deal Connecticut Sun CBK Mersin
(Turkey) 		[84]
Sydney Colson One-year deal Indiana Fever Las Vegas Aces [85]
Elissa Cunane Training camp contract Golden State Valkyries BK Žabiny Brno
(Czech Republic) 		[86]
Tiffany Hayes One-year deal Golden State Valkyries Las Vegas Aces [87]
Cheyenne Parker-Tyus Training camp contract Las Vegas Aces Atlanta Dream [88]
Queen Egbo February 7 Las Vegas Aces [89]
Alexa Held Phoenix Mercury PEAC-Pécs
(Hungary) 		[90]
Anna Makurat Rookie contract
(Undrafted) 		Phoenix Mercury Geas Basket
(Italy) 		[91]
Tiffany Mitchell February 8 Details to be announced Las Vegas Aces Connecticut Sun [92]
Nneka Ogwumike Reported 1-year deal Seattle Storm [93][94]
Alysha Clark February 9 One-year deal Seattle Storm Las Vegas Aces [95]
Kiara Leslie February 10 Training camp contract Minnesota Lynx Gigantes de Carolina
(Puerto Rico) 		[96]
Kathryn Westbeld Phoenix Mercury TARR KSC Szekszárd
(Hungary) 		[97]
Kitija Laksa February 11 One-year deal Phoenix Mercury Fenerbahçe S.K.
(Turkey) 		[98]
Mercedes Russell Los Angeles Sparks Seattle Storm [99]
Taylor Soule Training camp contract Washington Mystics Zagłębie Sosnowiec
(Poland) 		[100]
Kaitlyn Davis February 12 New York Liberty Rojas de Veracruz [es]
(Mexico) 		[101]
Erica Wheeler Seattle Storm Indiana Fever [102]
Zia Cooke February 13 Seattle Storm Los Angeles Sparks [103]
Kariata Diaby Rookie contract
(Undrafted) 		Connecticut Sun Tango Bourges Basket
(France) 		[104]
Maria Kliundikova Training camp contract Los Angeles Sparks [105]
Brianna Fraser Seattle Storm Galatasaray S.K.
(Turkey) 		[103]
Amy Okonkwo Connecticut Sun Tango Bourges Basket
(France) 		[104]
Brianna Turner February 16 Details to be announced Indiana Fever Chicago Sky [106][107]
Murjanatu Musa February 17 Rookie contract
(Undrafted) 		Phoenix Mercury Tarbes Gespe Bigorre
(France) 		[108]
Elena Tsineke Training camp contract Las Vegas Aces AZS AJP Gorzów Wielkopolski
(Poland) 		[109]
Mikiah Herbert Harrigan February 18 Dallas Wings [110]
Crystal Bradford February 21 Las Vegas Aces Shanghai Sharks
(China) 		[111]
Isabelle Harrison New York Liberty Chicago Sky [112]
Katie Lou Samuelson Details to be announced Seattle Storm Indiana Fever [113]
Arella Guirantes February 22 Training camp contract Chicago Sky Shanghai Swordfish
(China) 		[114]
Kamila Borkowska February 24 Rookie contract
(Undrafted) 		Connecticut Sun Zagłębie Sosnowiec
(Poland) 		[115]
Haley Peters Training camp contract Villeneuve-d'Ascq
(France) 		[115]
Signed during regular season
Player Date signed Notes New team Former team Ref.

7-day contracts

Player Date Signed Date Released Team Notes Ref.

Waived

Denotes player who did not clear waivers because was claimed by another team
Player Date Waived Former Team Ref.
Stephanie Soares January 4 Dallas Wings [116]
Laeticia Amihere February 1 Atlanta Dream [117]
Zia Cooke Los Angeles Sparks [118]
Grace Berger February 2 Indiana Fever [119]
Victaria Saxton February 3 [120]
Katie Lou Samuelson[a] February 10 [122][123]
Amy Atwell February 13 Phoenix Mercury [124]
  1. ^ Contract amendment[121]

Waiver claims

Player Date Claimed New Team Ref.
Laeticia Amihere February 6 Golden State Valkyries [125]
Grace Berger February 7 Minnesota Lynx [126]

Contract suspensions

Player Date Suspended Reason Date Unsuspended Team With Player Rights Ref.
María Conde January 21, 2021 Contract expired — Golden State Valkyries
Klara Lundquist February 18, 2022 — Phoenix Mercury
Han Xu September 10, 2023 — New York Liberty
Awak Kuier January 22, 2024 Personal decision — Dallas Wings [127]
Iliana Rupert January 24, 2024 Personal decision – Olympics
Contract expired 		— Golden State Valkyries [128]
Jessica Shepard January 31, 2024 Prioritization — Minnesota Lynx [129]
Julie Allemand May 13, 2024 Injury January 1, 2025 Los Angeles Sparks [130][131]
Lou Lopez Sénéchal February 24, 2025 Personal decision – full season — Dallas Wings [132]

Inactive players

Player Date Inactived Reason Date Activated Team Ref.

Training camp cuts

Players listed below did not make the respective team's final roster:

Atlanta Dream Chicago Sky Connecticut Sun Dallas Wings Golden State Valkyries
Indiana Fever Las Vegas Aces Los Angeles Sparks Minnesota Lynx New York Liberty
Phoenix Mercury Seattle Storm Washington Mystics

Draft

Main article: 2025 WNBA draft
+ Denotes player who has been selected for at least one All-Star Game
# Denotes player who never played in the WNBA regular season or playoffs
Bold Denotes player who won Rookie of the Year

First round

Pick Player Nationality Team School / club team
1 Dallas Wings
2 Seattle Storm (from Los Angeles)[a]
3 Washington Mystics (from Chicago)[b]
4 Washington Mystics
5 Golden State Valkyries
6 Washington Mystics (from Atlanta via Dallas)[c][d]
7 New York Liberty (from Phoenix)[e]
8 Connecticut Sun (from Indiana)[f]
9 Los Angeles Sparks (from Seattle)[a]
Las Vegas Aces (forfeited due to league rules violations)[139]
10 Chicago Sky (from Connecticut)[g]
11 Minnesota Lynx
12 Dallas Wings (from New York via Phoenix)[e][f]

Second round

Pick Player Nationality Team School / club team
13 Las Vegas Aces (from Los Angeles)[a]
14 Dallas Wings
15 Minnesota Lynx (from Chicago via 3 trades)[e][h][i]
16 Chicago Sky (from Washington via Las Vegas)[j][k]
17 Golden State Valkyries
18 Atlanta Dream
19 Indiana Fever (from Phoenix)[f]
20 Indiana Fever
21 Los Angeles Sparks (from Seattle)[l]
22 Chicago Sky (from Las Vegas)[k]
23 Washington Mystics (from Connecticut)[m]
24 Minnesota Lynx
25 Connecticut Sun (from New York via Chicago)[g][n]

Third round

Pick Player Nationality Team School / club team
26 Seattle Storm (from Los Angeles)[l]
27 Dallas Wings
28 Los Angeles Sparks (from Chicago)[o]
29 Seattle Storm (from Washington)[p]
30 Golden State Valkyries
31 Dallas Wings (from Atlanta)[q]
32 Washington Mystics (from Phoenix)[r]
33 Indiana Fever
34 Seattle Storm
35 Las Vegas Aces
36 Atlanta Dream (from Connecticut)[s]
37 Minnesota Lynx
38 New York Liberty

Previous years' unsigned draftees

Draft Pick Player Date Signed Team Previous Team Outcome Ref.
2024 24 Elizabeth Kitley February 3 Las Vegas Aces Virginia Tech Hokies
(NCAA) 		TBD – signed rookie contract [154]
2023 14 Shaneice Swain February 5 Los Angeles Sparks Sydney Flames
(Australia) 		TBD – signed rookie contract [155]
2024 10 Leïla Lacan February 8 Connecticut Sun Basket Landes
(France) 		TBD – signed rookie contract [156]
2024 26 Mackenzie Holmes February 13 Seattle Storm Indiana Hoosiers
(NCAA) 		TBD – signed rookie contract [157]
2024 34 Abbey Hsu February 17 Connecticut Sun Columbia Lions
(NCAA) 		TBD – signed rookie contract [158]
2024 9 Carla Leite February 21 Golden State Valkyries Villeneuve-d'Ascq
(France) 		TBD – signed rookie contract [159]

Footnotes

  1. ^ a b c February 1, 2025: Three-team trade among Las Vegas, Los Angeles, and Seattle[133]
    • Las Vegas acquired Jewell Loyd (from Seattle) and a 2025 second-round pick (from Los Angeles)
    • Los Angeles acquired Kelsey Plum, 2025 first-round and 2026 second-round picks (from Las Vegas)
    • Seattle acquired the rights to Li Yueru and a 2025 first-round pick (from Los Angeles), and a 2026 first-round pick (from Las Vegas)
  2. ^ February 23, 2025: Chicago to Washington[134]
    • Chicago acquired Ariel Atkins
    • Washington acquired 2025 No. 3 draft pick, 2027 second-round draft pick, and the rights to swap 2027 first-round draft picks
  3. ^ January 21, 2023: Atlanta to Dallas[135]
    • Atlanta acquired Allisha Gray
    • Dallas acquired 2023 and 2025 first-round picks
  4. ^ April 10, 2023: Dallas to Washington[136]
    • Dallas acquired the rights to Stephanie Soares
    • Washington acquired 2024 second-round and (from Atlanta) 2025 first-round picks
  5. ^ a b c February 11, 2023: Four-team trade among Chicago, Dallas, New York, and Phoenix[137]
    • Chicago acquired Marina Mabrey and a 2024 second-round pick (from Phoenix)
    • New York acquired rights to Leonie Fiebich, a 2024 second-round pick (from Chicago), and the right to swap 2025 first-round picks (from Phoenix)
    • Phoenix acquired Michaela Onyenwere, 2024 third-round and 2025 second-round picks (from Chicago)
    • Dallas acquired Diamond DeShields, 2023 and 2024 first-round picks, and the right to swap 2025 first-round picks (from Chicago)
  6. ^ a b c February 2, 2025: Four-team trade among Connecticut, Dallas, Indiana, and Phoenix[138]
  7. ^ a b July 17, 2024: Chicago to Connecticut[140]
  8. ^ February 6, 2024: Phoenix to Chicago[141]
  9. ^ April 14, 2024: Chicago to Minnesota[142]
    • Chicago acquired a 2024 first-round pick and Nikolina Milić
    • Minnesota acquired a 2024 first-round pick, Sika Koné, a 2025 second-round pick, and the right to swap 2026 first-round picks
  10. ^ February 5, 2023: Washington to Las Vegas[143]
    • Las Vegas acquired 2024 and 2025 second-round picks
    • Washington acquired the rights to Amanda Zahui B
  11. ^ a b February 7, 2025: Las Vegas to Chicago[144]
    • Chicago acquired 2025 No. 16 and No. 22 draft picks
    • Las Vegas acquired Dana Evans
  12. ^ a b February 14, 2025: Seattle to Los Angeles[145][146]
    • Los Angeles acquired 2025 No. 21 draft pick and a 2027 second-round pick
    • Seattle acquired Lexie Brown and 2025 No. 26 draft pick
  13. ^ May 7, 2024: Connecticut to Washington[147]
  14. ^ March 14, 2024: New York to Chicago[148]
    • Chicago acquired 2025 and 2026 second-round picks
    • New York acquired Rebekah Gardner
  15. ^ February 19, 2024: Los Angeles to Chicago[149]
    • Los Angeles acquired Julie Allemand, the rights to Li Yueru, and a 2025 third-round pick
    • Chicago acquired a 2024 first-round pick
  16. ^ May 11, 2024: Washington to Seattle[150]
    • Seattle acquired a 2025 third-round pick
    • Washington acquired Jade Melbourne
  17. ^ May 4, 2024: Atlanta to Dallas[151]
  18. ^ August 20, 2024: Phoenix to Washington[152]
    • Washington acquired Sug Sutton and a 2025 third-round pick
    • Phoenix acquired the rights to Klara Lundquist
  19. ^ May 16, 2023: Connecticut to Atlanta[153]
    • Connecticut acquired Leigha Brown
    • Atlanta acquired a 2025 third-round pick

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Allikas: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_2025_WNBA_season_transactions
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