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Breanna Stewart to join Fenerbahçe in April ahead of EuroLeague Women Final Six
- On Monday, New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart will join Fenerbahçe in April ahead of the EuroLeague Women Final Six, which runs April 15-19, and she would be back in time for WNBA training camp if the season tips off on time.
- Playing full-time in Unrivaled through early March, Stewart will shift to Fenerbahçe in April after leading them to the 2022-23 EuroLeague title and earning Final Four MVP.
- Stewart’s WNBA season ends in early March, and she will attend a brief U.S. national team camp, having averaged 18.3 points, 6.5 rebounds and 3.5 assists for the Liberty.
- Under the previous CBA, veterans had to report by the start of training camp or May 1 or face suspension, and revenue sharing remains the major sticking point, Stewart—vice president of the players' union—said owners are increasingly receptive this month.
- Training camps would start a few weeks earlier, with Stewart’s April arrival strengthening Fenerbahçe after her EuroLeague title and Final Four MVP in 2022-23.
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Breanna Stewart returning to Turkish club with WNBA season up in the air
vLiberty star Breanna Stewart is planning to return to Euroleague’s Fenerbahce Opet in April as uncertainty regarding the 2026 WNBA season looms. Fenerbahce announced on Tuesday that Stewart re-signed with the Turkey club and plans to help the club with its playoff push in April.
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Breanna Stewart to join Fenerbahçe in April ahead of EuroLeague Women Final Six
New York Liberty star Breanna Stewart will join Fenerbahçe in April ahead of the EuroLeague Women Final Six, the European team announced Monday.
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Superstar of the WNBA, but also double champion of Europe, Breanna Stewart will play Final Six with the stambouliote club. While negotiations between the WNBA and the union of the... Read more »
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