In the realm of women’s sports, a new horizon is dawning with the emergence of the groundbreaking basketball league “Unrivaled”. Spearheaded by soccer icons Megan Rapinoe and Alex Morgan, along with other renowned stars, this league aims to revolutionize the landscape of women’s basketball and provide a platform for exceptional talent to shine. However, amidst the buzz surrounding this exciting venture, one notable name is conspicuously absent – Caitlin Clark.

Caitlin Clark, the rising star of women’s basketball, has captured the attention and admiration of fans and analysts alike with her exceptional skills and remarkable performances on the court.

Despite her undeniable talent and immense potential, Caitlin Clark has made the decision not to join Angel Reese in the new basketball league “Unrivaled”. She may join in the future but for now, she says she’s focused on the WNBA.

Clark did not deny wanting to play in the league, but also did not commit when asked about it on Tuesday.

‘Honestly I’m just focused on this right now. One thing at a time. Can’t always just be moving on to the next. My focus is right here,’ Clark said.

The league is reportedly offering an average salary of $250,000 to participating players, more than $100,000 higher than the average WNBA salary.

Many of the WNBA’s biggest stars have gone to play in overseas leagues during the offseason to make more money, as the W’s top players make around that $250,000 per season amount.

A large number of famous athletes have financially backed the league founded by Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart. They include Alex Morgan, Megan Rapinoe, Carmelo Anthony, and Steve Nash.

Clark’s focus is on the WNBA, which resumes play after the Olympic break this week.

Caitlin Clark may not be ready to join Angel Reese in the new basketball league “Unrivaled” at this point, but it doesn’t mean she has written the new league off, she could jump on it in the future, who knows?