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Dallas Wings star Satou Sabally confirmed she will not re-sign with the team in free agency this winter. "I've already played my last game in Dallas," Sabally said during her media availability session ahead of the inaugural Unrivaled season.

Satou Sabally says she’s moving on from the Dallas Wings after spending the first five years of her WNBA career there.

Unrestricted free agent Satou Sabally, considered one of the top players in free agency, will be moving on from the Dallas Wings after spending the first five years of her career there.

Sabally, 26, has played all five of her WNBA seasons with the Wings, who drafted her No. 2 overall in 2020 out of Oregon. In 2023, she won Most Improved Player honors, averaging 18.6 points, 8.1 rebounds and 4.4 assists. She was also named All-WNBA first team.

I’m working with them together to find the next home for me because I’ve already played my last game in Dallas," Sabally said Thursday.

Former Oregon women’s basketball star Satou Sabally is seeking a new professional home. Speaking to reporters at the Unrivaled three-on-three women’s basketball league in Miami on Thursday, the veteran Sabally announced she would be leaving the Dallas Wings after five seasons.

Satou Sabally announced her decision to leave the Dallas Wings as she enters free agency. Indiana Fever and New York Liberty emerge as the top options for her.

Despite being a restricted free agent, fanbases around the league have been salivating at the prospect of acquiring Sabally this offseason, due to her versatile scoring ability an

Satou Sabally’s time with the Wings is done. The two-time WNBA All-Star forward announced she played her last game for Dallas during Unrivaled media availability Thursday, adding that she is working with the Wings to find another home.