The Golden State Valkyries gave up Laeticia Amihere a few days before the start of the WNBA 2025 season. Despite an impressive pre-season by the choice n ° 8 in the 2023 draft, she could not exceed the cuts. Amihere and Kaitlyn Chen were the victims after the team’s training and pre-season games.
Fans reacted to Amihere to be eliminated the list of Valkyries:
“Someone has to investigate Valks’s front office because WTF”
A fan said:
“Laeticia Amihere…. I really had the end of the stick all her cherry career, she was forced to play in the post … and to count on athletics and was not properly developed ”
Another fan added:
“I am upset. And there is no meaning” does not correspond to our system “. I need someone to explain how she did not do this team as I am 5.”
@ Kdb_0306 suite:
“They must be dead to get Juju in the future.”
@Thememphiskim commented:
“I hope it will be picked up and then drops 50 on the valkimmia.”
AMIERE impressed against the Sparks a week ago. She scored a 20-point summit in the 83-82 defeat of the Valkyries Rickea Jackson and Co. The former gamecock star could land in another WNBA team or play abroad after Golden State cut her off.
The WNBA has only 13 teams with around 156 available list places. Although Laeticia Amihere has played in pre-season well, the team chose to let her go to Kaitlyn Chen.
Laeticia Amiher has gratitude to Golden State Valkyries after being cut
A few hours before the Golden State Valkyries published their list, Laeticia Amihere wrote on X (formerly Twitter):
“Thank you Fams and everyone for the love of God to be glory and thank you Valkyries for the opportunity”
The Tweet of the former Atlanta Dream Forward was a dead gift from what was going to happen. Golden State fans quickly saw that she was not on the last list of coach Natalie Nakase.
Nakase has chosen a mixture of experience and young people. They will make their regular season debut Friday against the Sparks of the. Amiher could not list but showed his gratitude for the opportunity to train with the team.
Published by Michael Macasero
