Underpaid WNBA Star to Sign 8-Figure Marketing Deal With Nike

Underpaid WNBA Star to Sign 8-Figure Marketing Deal With Nike

Caitlin Clark, the rising star of women’s basketball, is on the brink of signing a substantial endorsement agreement with Nike. The WNBA rookie, known for her remarkable achievements during her senior year at Iowa, is anticipated to secure an eight-figure deal, marking a significant milestone in her career.

The internet broke this week after Clark signed a  $76,535 contract with the WNBA’s Indiana Heat franchise, sparking controversy over wage discrepancies between the women’s league and the men’s NBA.

Following her record-breaking performance at Iowa, Clark has captured the attention of sports enthusiasts worldwide. Reports suggest that Nike is poised to offer her a lucrative contract, which includes the opportunity to develop her own signature shoe.

Clark, who previously collaborated with Nike during her college years, saw her partnership with the brand conclude upon the conclusion of the women’s college basketball season last week.

It is unsure if Clark will use revenue from her contract to help other WNBA players cope with low wages.