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Sabrina Ionescu’s week is proof that real stars don’t take time off—even when their season does. According to Essentially Sports, Sabrina made national headlines on November 7 by announcing a new, trailblazing role away from the WNBA, right as the Liberty’s offseason grows more uncertain by the day. Still just 27, she’s now officially joining the National Women’s Soccer League’s newly formed athlete advisory board, representing Bay FC, where she’s already made waves as both an investor and commercial advisor. This isn’t just a vanity project: she’s been clear about wanting to grow the club’s brand and impact, promising to leverage her network and business savvy, and putting her stamp on the next era of women’s sports business.
While Sabrina’s expanding her off-court influence, there’s plenty of intrigue surrounding her future on the floor. She’s entering unrestricted free agency for the first time, and the Liberty’s own general manager, Jonathan Kolb, insists he has the “utmost confidence” that Sabrina will return alongside stars like Breanna Stewart and Jonquel Jones. But the team is still in flux after parting ways with head coach Sandy Brondello, and with half the roster—including Sabrina herself—potentially headed out the door, the Liberty’s next chapter is anything but certain. For now, Sabrina’s offseason is set to look a lot different: she won’t be suiting up for Unrivaled’s 3-on-3 league this winter, opting instead to heal from a lingering toe injury that clearly affected her shooting late in the season, as reported by Essentially Sports.
Despite that late-campaign injury and New York’s first-round playoff exit in Phoenix, her 2025 stats were nothing to sneeze at—she finished 10th in league scoring, a fourth straight All-Star, but with a career-worst three-point percentage. Nonetheless, discussion of her MVP bona fides made the rounds this week, with Locked On Women’s Basketball highlighting her post-All-Star break surge: over 25 points, nearly six rebounds, almost six assists per game, plus a dramatic climb in offensive efficiency. ESPN and Instagram buzzed with clips of Sabrina’s strength workouts and her back at the University of Oregon on the set of ESPN’s College GameDay, smiling with fans and alumni—another nod to her enduring popularity and work ethic.
One topic that has generated whispers—an alleged rift with Liberty superstar Breanna Stewart—was publicly addressed this week according to Sports Illustrated, with Stewart shutting down any talk of locker room beef. Still, looming free agency has Liberty fans bracing for possible departures, and outlets like Yardbarker have framed this as the pivotal offseason for both Sabrina and the franchise. Business-wise, anticipation is growing around Bay FC’s 2026 debut and Sabrina’s role in shaping Bay Area women’s pro sports.
In the past 24 hours, no bombshells have hit the press—no major signings, breakups, or dramatic tweets—but Sabrina’s strategic moves off the court, her rehab focus, and her ongoing resonance as a role model continue to set her up for a headline-making next chapter. For the latest, always check her Instagram, where training snippets and personal milestones appear first. Thanks for listening and be sure to subscribe so you never miss an update on Sabrina Ionescu. Search “Biography Flash” for more great biographies.
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Dec 21 20253 mins