Nika Muhl's injury scare while playing in Turkey is a stronger message to WNBA commissioner Cathy Engelbert to improve player pay, with Gabby Williams' comments coming to mind

Gabby Williams was quick to set the record straight regarding WNBA Commissioner Cathy Engelbert's assertion that league players could rake in as much as $700,000 (£533k) in a year. During a press conference, Williams contested the idea that her peers, such as Caitlin Clark, were pocketing sums anywhere near those quoted by Engelbert.

Seattle Storm player Gabby Williams brought up how much Caitlin Clark makes and then quit the WNBA to head back to Europe.

This means that players on the team who were under contract through this season have now become free agents and are able to pursue other opportunities if they so choose. As it turns out, this is exactly the case for All-Defensive forward Gabby Williams, who recently revealed that she is now heading back to Europe to play overseas.