Basketball at Olympics 2024: List of WNBA players competing at the Paris Games

The Paris Olympic basketball tournament will feature the most star-studded player pool ever assembled, during one of the most significant years for Women's basketball ever.

Team USA will look to continue their unstoppable form, while contenders like Canada and Australia will try to steal the top spot.

The Sporting News has all the details about basketball at the Paris Olympics.

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Which WNBA players are competing at the Paris Olympic Games?

The 2024 Paris Olympics will feature more WNBA talent than ever before, spread out across the competing teams.

Team USA will obviously feature the most talent from the league, as they seek to claim their fifth-straight Olympic Gold medal.

SPAIN

• Megan Gustafson, Las Vegas Aces

CHINA

• Li Yueru, Los Angeles Sparks
• Han Xu, New York Liberty*

PUERTO RICO

• Brionna Jones, Connecticut Sun

CANADA

• Laeticia Amihere, Atlanta Dream
• Bridget Carleton, Minnesota Lynx
• Aaliyah Edwards, Washington Mystics
• Kia Nurse, Los Angeles Sparks

AUSTRALIA

• Rebecca Allen, Phoenix Mercury
• Ezi Magbegor, Seattle Storm
• Isobel Borlase, Atlanta Dream
• Alanna Smith, Minnesota Lynx
• Steph Talbot, Los Angeles Sparks
• Kristy Wallace, Indiana Fever
• Jade Melbourne, Washington Mystics
• Sami Whitcomb, Seattle Storm

FRANCE

• Leïla Lacan, Connecticut Sun

GERMANY

• Leonie Fiebich, New York Liberty
• Nyara Sabally, New York Liberty
• Satou Sabally, Dallas Wings

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

• A'ja Wilson, Las Vegas Aces
• Alyssa Thomas, Connecticut Sun
• Breanna Stewart, New York Liberty
• Brittney Griner, Phoenix Mercury
• Chelsea Gray, Las Vegas Aces
• Diana Taurasi, Phoenix Mercury
• Jackie Young, Las Vegas Aces
• Jewell Lloyd, Seattle Storm
• Kahleah Copper, Phoenix Mercury
• Kelsey Plum, Las Vegas Aces
• Napheesa Collier, Minnesota Lynx
• Sabrina Ionescu, New York Liberty

BELGIUM

• Julie Vanloo, Washington Mystics

*Missed 2024 to prepare for Olympics