The Las Vegas Aces have officially secured the cornerstone of their dynasty, re-signing four-time WNBA MVP A'ja Wilson to a historic contract. This move solidifies the core of the back-to-back champions, ensuring their dominant roster remains intact for another title run.

While the team did not disclose terms, ESPN reports the deal is a three-year, $5 million supermax contract—the most lucrative in league history. This landmark agreement reflects Wilson's unparalleled value, not just to the Aces but to the sport itself.

"A’ja is truly one of one, who has led this franchise to where it is today," said Aces president and general manager Nikki Fargas. "Not only has she catapulted into the history books and surpassed almost every record in existence, but she does so with the utmost confidence, authenticity and grace."

Wilson's re-signing completes a critical offseason mission for the Aces, who have also locked in fellow stars Jackie Young, Chelsea Gray, and Jewell Loyd. This core group is directly responsible for delivering three championships in the last four seasons, establishing a modern-day dynasty in the WNBA.

On the court, Wilson's 2024 season was a masterclass. She led the league in scoring (23.4 PPG) and blocks (2.3 BPG), earning not only the MVP award but also sharing Defensive Player of the Year honors. Her leadership propelled the Aces from a shaky start to a legendary 16-game winning streak and, ultimately, another title.

With this contract, Wilson continues to build what many argue is the greatest résumé in WNBA history. Holding a record four MVP awards and three Defensive Player of the Year titles in four years, she stands alone at the pinnacle of the game. For the Aces and their fans, the future remains bright with their franchise player locked in and ready to chase more history.