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Why Dallas suspended Costanza Verona’s contract before FIBA Women’s World Cup
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The Dallas Wings put Costanza Verona's contract on hold. This move lets her join the Italian national team for the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup. It also gives Dallas more roster flexibility. Verona brings energy to the court. She has played an important role for the Wings , showing her skills on both offense and defense.
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Verona has a developmental player contract with the Wings. She also starts as Italy's point guard, which highlights her leadership and basketball IQ. The Italian team will play in the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup in Berlin. Verona's role matters for her growth and for Italy's chances in the tournament.
With her contract on hold, Verona will join the Italian team to prepare for the World Cup. She'll take part in training camps and exhibition games. This schedule lets her focus on representing Italy. She will compete at the top level of international basketball.
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This move also helps the Wings . Dallas can sign another developmental player while Verona is away. The extra flexibility helps the team handle a tough season. It also gives up-and-coming players a chance to step up.
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Verona keeps improving her game in the United States. This growth makes her even more valuable as Italy's starting point guard. She has become a central figure for the national team ahead of the World Cup. Her WNBA experience gives her exposure to different playing styles and tough competition. These experiences will help Italy face strong teams in Berlin.
The Wings get the roster flexibility they need by putting Verona's contract on hold. This choice shows the team supports Verona's international goals. It also helps build goodwill and strong relationships between the club and its players.
Now, Verona will focus on playing for Italy in the 2026 FIBA Women's World Cup. She is expected to play a big role for her team. After her time with the national team, she plans to return to the Wings. She will bring back experience and growth that will help both her and the team in the future.
