WPL 2027 Auction Prep: UP Warriorz Release Deandra Dottin and Chloe Tryon, Enter with Seven Slots and Biggest Purse
The Women’s Premier League is gearing up for its next auction cycle in 2027, and UP Warriorz have made their first major moves by releasing Deandra Dottin and Chloe Tryon.
Key Releases by UP Warriorz
These two overseas players are now available for other franchises to target in the upcoming auction. The franchise has confirmed the releases as part of their planning for the new season.
With the departures, UP Warriorz now have seven vacancies to fill through the auction process.
Auction Purse Details
The team enters the auction holding the biggest purse among all franchises. This gives them significant flexibility when bidding for new talent to strengthen the squad.
The combination of multiple slots and the largest available funds positions UP Warriorz to make substantial changes to their playing roster ahead of WPL 2027.
This development comes as teams across the league prepare their strategies for the auction window.
What This Means for the Franchise
Releasing Deandra Dottin and Chloe Tryon opens up opportunities for UP Warriorz to refresh their overseas options. The seven vacancies mean the team can bring in a mix of new players to address different areas of the squad.
Holding the biggest purse adds another layer of advantage, allowing the franchise to compete aggressively for top available players during the bidding rounds.
- Players released: Deandra Dottin and Chloe Tryon
- Vacancies created: seven
- Purse status: biggest among all teams
Fans will be watching closely to see which players UP Warriorz target with their strong financial position in the auction.
Next Steps in WPL 2027 Preparations
The releases mark an important phase in team building. With the auction approaching, the focus now shifts to how UP Warriorz will utilise their seven slots and substantial purse to shape their squad for the upcoming season.