Jewell Loyd reportedly returns to Aces on three-year deal after helping team to WNBA championship
Jewell Loyd is running in back with the Aces for multiple years.
Last offseason, the Las Vegas Aces acquired Jewell Loyd to help the team get back to its championship-winning ways. That partnership — while initially rocky — ultimately proved to be successful, leading to Loyd reportedly re-upping with the team on a three-year deal, according to ESPN. Loyd, 32, is reportedly finalizing the deal.
The financial details of her new contract were not immediately available. BREAKING: 3x WNBA Champion and 6x All-Star, Jewell Loyd, is finalizing a three-year deal with the Las Vegas Aces. pic.
twitter. com/LBASQXMNvH — Andraya Carter (@Andraya_Carter) April 10, 2026 Despite Loyd’s previous excellence, her transition to the Aces hit a rocky start. Loyd struggled to put up her usual numbers in the team’s first 25 games, posting lower-than-normal shooting percentages over that period.
But that changed during a July 27 game vs. the Dallas Wings, when Loyd came off the bench. She dropped 20 points in that contest, one of her highest single-game totals during the regular season, and remained in that role the rest of the way.