Enes Kanter says he’s ‘officially invited’ Donald Trump to his first WNBA game in 2027

Former NBA player Enes Kanter now says he has invited US President Donald Trump to attend his first WNBA game next year. Kanter began to make headlines earlier in 2026 when he said that he was declaring for the next WNBA draft.
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