No rivalry is pushing hard to get Indiana Fever superstar point guard Caitlin Clark to join its growing roster of players.

The women’s 3-on-3 basketball league has courted some of the WNBA’s biggest stars, but Clark has yet to commit to one of the league’s jobs.

That could soon change according to a new report from sports business journal.

S.B.J.‘Tom Friend reported Thursday that Clark and Unrivaled have had talks about a potential deal with significant benefits for the WNBA star.

“Caitlin Clark and Unrivaled have had ‘high-level talks’ about joining the emerging 3-on-3 basketball league, sources said today, and the offer is believed to include significant equity in the business and a three-month salary. of more than 1 million dollars. ” reported a friend.

“On a day when the league expanded its rosters from 30 to 36 players, those sources said Unrivaled told Clark he can ‘take all the time he wants’ to decide, mindful of the grind Clark has endured all year. past as a collegiate player and rookie in the WNBA. But Unrivaled has also strategically recruited two of Clark’s closest friends, her Fever teammate, Lexie Hull, and her former Iowa teammate, Kate Martin, to play. recent contracts and, according to sources, there is speculation that Clark is leaning ’60/40′ towards saying ‘yes.'”

The Unrivaled league also added Aliyah Boston, Clark’s Fever teammate on Thursday, which could further entice Clark to join.

While Friend’s report alludes that nothing is set in stone, it seems like it’s definitely possible that Clark could accept his Unrivaled offer.

“It all comes down to mental health, stress or playing ball, which she loves,” a source told Friend. “She hasn’t decided yet… there will be a place for her if she wants it, but she will be paid for what she contributes to the league, as much as a new league can afford… I think we will know in a few weeks. “

The incomparable president Alex Bazzell also said Eric Jackson of Sportico There will always be a place for Clark in the league this week if he wants to play.

“We will always have a place on the roster for Caitlin Clark,” Bazzell said, via Sportico. “We’re not applying full-court pressure like people think… She knows we have a place for her when she’s ready.”

While for a while it seemed like Clark joining Unrivaled was a long shot, this gives the league new hope of welcoming him into the fold.