The good news surrounding Caitlin Clark is finally starting to spread.

The Indiana Fever guard, who recently suffered another injury amid her comeback to the court, just received some huge news from Nike Basketball.

The WNBA superstar and Nike endorser announced on Instagram Monday that she’s the sportswear company’s newest signature athlete, meaning Nike will design a footwear and apparel collection for her.

Caitlin Clark’s signature logo also dropped on Monday as her signature shoe is scheduled to drop next year.

The WNBA superstar has already profoundly impacted the game despite various injuries that have prevented her from going as planned in her second year.

According to sneaker insider Nick DePaula, Clark’s full signature apparel collection with Nike will launch on Oct. 1.

 

“To me, this is more than just a logo, it’s a dream come true,” Clark said, per DePaula.

“People always talk about leaving your mark on the game — and this is another way I can do that.”

When Will Fans See Caitlin Clark Back on The Court?

For the third time this season, Caitlin suffered another injury, as it was reported that she suffered a mild bone bruise in her left ankle earlier this month.

Clark, who last suited up for the Fever on July 15 and had a groin injury, luckily did not push back her rehabilitation she had undergone.

Caitlin Clark has missed a total of 24 games during the 2025 WNBA season due to multiple injuries, including a left quad strain, a left groin injury, a right groin injury, and a bone bruise in her left ankle.

According to IndyStar reporter Chloe Peterson, the former Iowa women’s basketball star took part in some drills at shootaround with the team for the first time in over a month on Sunday.

“It was a good step, because she got out there on the floor with us for the first time, part of the sort of return to activity thing,” Fever coach Stephanie White said following shootaround.

“But it was all very low, low-maintenance, you know, 5-on-0 low intensity stuff. So I think just getting her back out there, getting her comfortable, and see where she goes.”

Clark was out of Indiana’s 97-84 loss to the Minnesota Lynx on Sunday night, her 24th missed game of the season.

The team is 19-18 on the season and has lost six of its last eight games