The WNBA's collective bargaining agreement explicitly limits eligibility to players who are women, and league sources have confirmed that declarations from former NBA players Enes Kanter Freedom and Royce White—along with any similar efforts—will not qualify them for the 2027 draft. These announcements, framed around self-identification amid ongoing debates over transgender participation in women's sports, have been described by insiders as publicity efforts rather than legitimate pursuits, with no precedent of biological males entering or being selected in WNBA drafts. The league has formed a task force for broader review but shows no signs of altering rules before April 2027. Trader consensus at 95.4% on "No" reflects this policy clarity and lack of viable pathways. A policy reversal, successful legal challenge, or unexpected roster decision by a team before the draft could still shift the outcome, though none appear imminent based on current reporting.