WNBA first-rounder Nika Muhl had to be carried off the field after suffering a serious injury in an international game

Seattle Storm first-rounder Nika Muhl was seen off the court on a stretcher Thursday after suffering an apparent knee injury in the FIBA ​​SuperCup Women's title game.

Muhl, who was playing for Besiktas JK against Fenerbahçe SK in Turkey, was suffering from a rebound when her left leg gave way on the pitch. She grabbed her knee in immediate pain while everyone on the court looked worried.

The injury, which occurred three minutes into the third quarter, prompted coaches to rush to help Muhl. However, the audience and broadcast heard how painful the injury was.

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Nika Muhl speaks in an interview after being selected by the Seattle Storm in the 2024 WNBA Draft. (Vincent Carchietta-USA TODAY Sports)

“Oh my God,” Muhl was heard saying. “Don’t touch it!”

Muhl was carried off the field but was seen on her team's bench after the game. She did not return to play and her left knee was wrapped in a bandage.

Muhl finished the game with 11 points, three rebounds, nine assists and two steals for Besiktas.

Seattle Storm's Nika Muhl (left) and Sami Whitcomb leave the court after a game at Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles. (Kirby Lee-Imagn Images)

As both teams shook hands after the game, Fenerbahçe players went to Muhl to offer their support.

That included Gabby Williams, who played with Muhl on the Storm this season. Muhl was seen with tears in his eyes after a hug with Williams.

It was discovered that Muhl had suffered a torn ACL, which ended her first season abroad early. Besitkas JK announced that Muhl will join the team for the 2024-2025 season in the KBSL.

Seattle Storm guard Nika Muhl (Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports)

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Muhl played limited minutes for Seattle this year, recognizing that she had to earn her role on the team over more experienced WNBA players. She averaged 3.6 minutes per game.

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