As the WNBA moves into the 2025 offseason, the league finds itself at a crossroads. An unusually loaded free-agent class coincides with the impending expiration of the W’s current collective bargaining agreement (CBA), creating a rare moment of transformation. Not only will teams and players be negotiating contracts, but they’ll also be doing so amid widespread uncertainty about the W’s future salary structure, core designation rules, and revenue potential. The 2025 WNBA offseason presents an extraordinary moment in the league’s history. A wealth of talented free agents combined with the expiring CBA creates a unique environment where player movement will be influenced not only by individual team dynamics but also by the larger structural changes on the horizon. This ranking will place the top free agents from the least likely to switch teams to the most, outlining who’s expected to remain in their current situation and who is poised for a move. A’ja Wilson is arguably the league’s most stable superstar. Her
