Indiana Fever’s Aliyah Boston is the latest player to join new 3×3 league signing Unrivaled, hot on the heels of teammate Lexie Hull.

Boston joins the fledgling league, co-founded by WNBA stars Napheesa Collier and Breanna Stewart, that will feature six teams competing on a condensed full-size court in Miami. She took to social media to confirm her participation, writing: “MYAMIIIIII!!!!!!!!!!!!” !!!!!!!! !!!!!!

Boston is the second Fever player to join Unrivaled in as many days, following Wednesday’s announcement that Hull would be taking part. This may tempt teammate and WNBA Rookie of the Year Caitlin Clark to join the league, despite her previous statement to ESPN that she would not participate in any off-season basketball to focus on having time for herself. same.

“I think it’ll be nice,” Clark said. “Get out of the spotlight and just live my life and do the things I want to do.”

Front Office Sports have reported that Unrivaled have made a ‘Messi-like offer’ to Clark, implying that the deal is on par with the astonishing proposal that Inter Miami presented to Lionel Messi, attracting the football icon. soccer to join the MLS.

The Argentine superstar has reportedly earned a mega compensation package that includes a portion of Apple TV revenue from the MLS Season Pass and a portion of Adidas profits following his anticipated move to MLS.

In addition to this tempting proposal, several of Clark’s friends from the WNBA, including Hull and Kate Martin of the Las Vegas Aces, have been confirmed as players in the league, leading to speculation that the All-Star could reconsider her stance. Since Unrivaled recently increased its roster to 36, six spots remain up for grabs before the league launches in January.

Talks have been underway between Clark and Unrivaled regarding a potential deal that offers considerable benefits for the basketball prodigy. Unrivaled president Alex Bazzell spoke to Sportico about the speculation circulating about Clark, saying: “We’re always going to have a roster spot for Caitlin Clark. We’re not applying full-court pressure like people think. “She knows we have a place for her when she’s ready.”

Regardless, Clark is set for a busy offseason. The 22-year-old will team up with LPGA golfer and Gainbridge co-ambassador Annika Sorenstam for a charity pro-am tournament in December, as well as other engagements and events with various sponsors.