Brionna Jones, a four-time WNBA All-Star, has suffered a meniscus tear while playing in Europe for USK Praha. Her agent confirmed she will miss the remainder of her overseas season. Jones is expected to return to the United States for surgery. This is a setback for the veteran forward as she gears up for the upcoming WNBA season.

Jones was a key player for the Atlanta Dream last season after signing in free agency. She had a strong run with the Dream, averaging solid points and rebounds. The injury comes at a crucial time, just before the WNBA season is set to begin on May 8th. The league is also awaiting a new collective bargaining agreement.

This injury could impact Jones' preparation for the WNBA season. She is a free agent and her recovery will be critical. The league's free agency and expansion draft will occur before the season starts. Her absence will be felt, but a return for the start of the WNBA season is still possible.

Jones has consistently been one of the league's top performers, securing the Most Improved Player and Sixth Player of the Year awards earlier in her career. Her return to form will be watched closely by fans and the Atlanta Dream. Her recovery will be a key storyline for the upcoming season.