Unrivaled was founded by a pair of WNBA stars in the Minnesota Lynx's Napheesa Collier and the New York Liberty 's Breanna Stewart. And since the league was announced in May, a long list of big names from the W have committed to joining.

The new Unrivaled basketball league is expanding and its president says there is a roster spot waiting for Caitlin Clark when she is ready.

But Breanna Stewart and Napheesa Collier are trying to permanently alter the women's professional basketball landscape with their new league, Unrivaled, which tips off in January of 2025 and seeks to provide an alternative source of competition and income for WNBA players during the offseason.

Clark is a magnet for attention to the extent that her presence wouldn't just benefit the on-court product. Unrivaled could use her stardom as leverage with advertisers and anyone else interested in investing as it gets off the ground. Most importantly, of course, it would be awesome for fans to get more of Clark's electrifying play in their lives.

Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell told Sportico the league is not aggressive pursuing Caitlin Clark but 'we have a spot for her when she's ready'

Reports are swirling that Clark, whose Indiana Fever salary was $76,535 for 2024, has been offered $1 million plus an equity stake in the team

Caitlin Clark has been offered more than four times the average player salary to compete in the first season of the Unrivaled basketball league, but the Indiana Fever is hoping that she turns it down

Unrivaled will now welcome 36 players instead of 30 when the inaugural season begins in January, giving Caitlin Clark another chance to accept a $1 million offer and play