Playing in seven different countries on four different continents, Brianna Fraser has evolved to be a veteran forward. Her experience abroad has been crucial for the Azerbaijan national team, for whom she played two games at the 2025 European Championships and their win over Lithuania. However, it did not prove enough when the time came for the WNBA teams to finalize their roster.

After having signed with the Seattle Storm in early February for a training camp contract, Brianna Fraser was one of the three players waived by the team. The star forward will now head overseas where she has known to shine. But since graduating from Maryland in 2019 as an offensive force, how has Fraser fared financially?

What is Brianna Fraser’s net worth?

Brianna Fraser has never played in the WNBA; she has, instead, had stints overseas in Romania, France, Poland, Mexico, Spain, and Turkey. Her contracts there are unknown, but the average salaries in those countries bring about a sum ranging between $130,000-$620,000 over four years. This is without considering her unknown daily allowance at the Connecticut Sun and Seattle Storm.

The lack of information, hence, doesn’t offer a definite answer about Brianna Fraser’s net worth.

What is Brianna Fraser’s Contract Breakdown?

As aforementioned, Brianna Fraser hasn’t played in the WNBA yet. But after leading her team, Galatasaray in Turkey, with an average of 16.3 points, along with 7 rebounds and 2.6 assists per game, she signed with the Storm.

Here’s what it would have looked like had she not been waived:

What was Brianna Fraser’s contract with the Seattle Storm?

Brianna Fraser signed a one-year training camp contract with the Seattle Storm—a short-term, nonstandard deal designed to give players an opportunity to prove they belong on the roster without creating a long-term commitment for the franchise. While she was ultimately waived, all is not lost; this stint can serve as a valuable springboard, potentially helping her secure better-paying opportunities in overseas leagues, where her WNBA experience could carry significant weight. She can leverage her experience with one of the best teams in the WNBA to get a better sum overseas.

 What was Brianna Fraser’s salary?

If Alleyne had made the roster, she would have earned $66,079 without any signing bonus for the 2025 season under her single-year contract. However, since she was waived by the franchise, she will instead receive only the daily allowance specified in her contract. The exact amount of this allowance varies by player and team, and the specific terms are not publicly disclosed.

Why were Brianna Fraser’s contracts waived?

Fraser player 12 minutes in Storm’s only preseason game, scoring 5 points and 2 rebounds but the forward position is stacked at Storm. Nneka Ogwumike, Gabby Williams, Alysha Clark and Katie Lou Samuelson form a formidable group at the forward position. Ogumike and Williams will likely start with Clark and Samuelson being in the rotation.

Besides, Fraser has never played in the WNBA, despite having signed training camp contracts twice before– Sun and the New York Liberty. This puts her at a loss against these veterans. The teams need to have a maximum of 12 players on the roster by May 15, according to the league’s regulations. So they have to cut at least 5-6 players every year, with some teams keeping only 11 due to cap space constraints.

A look at Brianna Fraser’s College and Professional Career

Fraser played for four seasons at Maryland, averaging 14.8 points, 0.6 assists and 4.1 rebounds over 131 games at the college. Fraser had more than 500 career rebounds as well, 536 to be exact, being one of the premier defenders in their squad. Despite going undrafted in 2019, she did not give up and she was signed by the Connecticut Sun in 2021 on a training camp contract, after which she was waived and went on to have a career abroad.

She started last season at Galatasaray in the Turkish KBSL. In 17 games she averaged an impressive 15.6 points and 2.5 assists. She also played 10 games in Eurocup where she had very remarkable stats: 15.8 points and 2.1 assists. She also played in Mexico with  Adelitas de Chihuahua (LNBPF) in the Mexican league. After moving to Zaragoza in Spain, she played 10 games, averaging 11.3 points and 1.1 assists per game.

Brianna Fraser has built a diverse international career, having played professionally in France (Charleville-Mézières), Hungary (Vasas Akademia), Lebanon (Al Riyadi), Mexico, Poland (CCC Polkowice), and Romania (ASC Sepsi SIC Sfntu Gheorghe). In 2024, she won the Polish BLK championship title with Polkowice and earned Eurobasket.com All-EuroLeague Honorable Mention recognition for her standout performance that season.

Despite being waived this season, Fraser earned the valuable experience of playing alongside the likes of Nneka Ogwumike and Gabby Williams. She will get to implement her learnings when she goes to play abroad once more.