Countdown Of Top 10 WNBA's Highest Paid Players

The WNBA players' union is preparing to negotiate with the league, fueled by the surge of rising stars like Caitlin Clark and Angel Reese, alongside other talents such as Paige Bueckers. Their goal is to secure significant annual salary increases for women players across all 13 teams.Caitlin Clark's four-year contract worth $338,056, with a base salary of $85,400, has faced scrutiny given her substantial contributions to the league’s revenue through merchandise and increasing visibility.Fortunately for players like Clark and Reese, their expansive social media followings have attracted lucrative corporate endorsements. Clark’s partnership with Nike reportedly includes a $28 million deal, while Reese has collaborated with Reebok and major brands like Reese’s Pieces.While Clark’s teammate Kelsey Mitchell currently holds the highest salary at $249,244, notable players like A’ja Wilson and Breanna Stewart have proven their worth without breaking into the top ten salaries. Overall, the WNBA's financial landscape is evolving, impacting player compensation significantly, making negotiations for a new collective bargaining agreement all the more vital.