​Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty ImagesSydney Colson has weighed in on who she thinks will be the 2026 WNBA MVP winner.Colson spent time with potential MVP candidate Caitlin Clark when she signed for the Indiana Fever in 2025.However, she suffered a season-ending injury in August of last year and is now an unrestricted free agent.Now, during her time away from the court, Colson has been asked to name who she thinks will win this year’s MVP award and did not select her former teammate.Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty ImagesSydney Colson names A’ja Wilson as her MVPA’ja Wilson, Clark, Kelsey Mitchell and Olivia Miles are likely to be among the favourites to clinch the title.And when speaking to Yahoo Sports Daily, the ex-Fever player explained that A’ja is who she thinks will win the award.She said: “My MVP? Probably A’ja. I think people, a lot of time, have like greatness fatigue. Not in other sports, but for some reason with the WNBA, they do, and I just think that that’s gonna be something that’s not seen for a long time. Like, we’ve had the like 6’3, 6’4 point centres and other people who have, you know, like the Stewies, but Candace Parker in the past, A’ja, they’re kind of a mould that isn’t around anymore, so you may not see it.“Fortunately, we have a lot of talented guards that are in the running that are gonna be in the league for several years.“Whether it’s Kelsey [Mitchell], CC [Clark], probably Olivia Miles is gonna get one soon. Like, there are a lot of other guards who are gonna get it for several years as well. But I don’t think that means A’ja should be counted out because she’s still doing it right now.”Wilson has already won the award on a record four occasions, including in both of the last two years.Meanwhile, she is averaging the highest points of any player in the WNBA right now (26.0).Read more:Angel Reese explains exactly what DeWanna Bonner will bring to the Atlanta DreamFormer female soccer star gives sarcastic response to Enes Kanter’s ‘protect women’ comments‘The worst’ – Fans divided as Sophie Cunningham endorsed by Fever for WNBA award