Angel Reese has once again stirred up conversation around her WNBA future following a cryptic social media post that many fans are interpreting as a hint toward a possible trade.
The Chicago Sky forward shared a highlight reel on her official X account, featuring some of her standout moments during her second season in the league.
The video focused heavily on her rebounding ability and closed with the caption: “2025 WNBA Rebounding Leader Angel Reese.” Alongside the clip, Reese wrote, “YEAR 2. You taught me so much. You taught me so many lessons. You showed a TON of growth. You fought through SO much adversity. Yet you still PREVAILED, still showed up, and God has a plan for you. This is only the beginning.”
The message, particularly the line “This is only the beginning,” has been viewed by many as more than just self-reflection – it’s been taken as a sign that Reese could be preparing to start fresh with a different team.
Fans and analysts speculate about a potential move
Tensions between Reese and the Sky surfaced earlier this year after she publicly expressed frustration about the team’s performance. She later apologized, but not before the franchise benched her for the first half of a game against the Las Vegas Aces. The Sky ended their season with a disappointing 9-30 record, missing the playoffs entirely.
Online reactions have been swift. One user posted, “request dat trade twin…” while another commented, “They definitely don’t deserve you, Angel.” At a recent game, a fan was even spotted courtside wearing a “Free Angel” T-shirt – an image that quickly spread across social media.
Trade rumors have since linked Reese to several franchises, including the Dallas Wings and Seattle Storm. Journalist David Suggs floated Dallas as a potential landing spot, noting her skills would pair well with Paige Bueckers. The two previously played together during the 2025 All-Star Game and appear to have developed a strong mutual respect.
Whether Reese stays in Chicago or seeks a new beginning elsewhere, her recent post has made one thing clear: fans are watching, and the offseason just got a lot more interesting.
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