- WNBA season preview: Breaking down the league into four tiers Chicago Sun-Times —
- Las Vegas Aces All-Star Cashes in Big During WNBA Free Agency: Report Newsweek —
- WNBA free agency winners and losers: Liberty add fourth star in Satou Sabally, Sky make another puzzling trade CBS Sports —
- Sky sign shooting guard Rachel Banham Chicago Sun-Times —
- Sabally agrees to multiyear deal with Liberty ESPN —
- Aliyah Boston Calls Liberty Roster 'Nasty Work' After Satou Sabally Signing Newsweek —
- Liberty’s splashy free agency move sends a clear message for this season — championship or bust NY Post —
- Liberty re-signing Jonquel Jones to multiyear contract in huge move to fortify roster NY Post —
- Candace Parker Takes Issue With Sparks Trading Rickea Jackson — Here's Why Newsweek —
- Caitlin Clark's Fever make several key offseason signings in championship pursuit Fox News —
- Liberty signing All-Star Satou Sabally in WNBA free agency splash to build Big 4 NY Post —
- Angel Reese faces an awkward Atlanta Dream welcome as new teammates roast her after Chicago Sky trade Times Of India —
- Back from the brink: The Sky's offseason is starting to make sense Chicago Sun-Times —
- New York Liberty Compared to Dodgers, Warriors After Latest Star Signing Newsweek —
- New York Liberty Add 3-Time All-Star to Pair With Sabrina Ionescu Newsweek —
- Angel Reese gets roasted by her new WNBA teammates in awkward press conference after bombshell trade Daily Mail —
- Chicago Sky Sign 7-Time All-Star After Angel Reese Trade Newsweek —
- Toronto Tempo announce multiple signings, including 2025 all-star Brittney Sykes CTV News —
- Sky land Skylar Diggins, changing team's trajectory Chicago Sun-Times —
- Sky trade for Jacy Sheldon, give up 2028 first-round pick Chicago Sun-Times —
Satou Sabally
German basketball player
Isatou "Satou" Sabally is a German-American professional basketball player for the New York Liberty of the Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) and for the Phantom of Unrivaled. She started playing as an amateur in the German second division, and later in the 1. Damen-Basketball-Bundesliga. Retaining her NCAA eligibility, she moved to the US in 2017 and played college basketball for the Oregon Ducks. During her three years with Oregon, Sabally contributed to the Ducks winning three regular-season and two tournament Pac-12 championships, and reaching their first-ever NCAA tournament Final Four in 2019. After her junior season, she entered the 2020 WNBA draft and was selected second overall by the Dallas Wings. Sabally spent five seasons with the Wings, winning the WNBA Most Improved Player Award and earning an All-WNBA First Team nomination in 2023, and becoming a two-time All-Star. In 2025, she was traded to the Phoenix Mercury.
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