WATCH: 5-star forward Caleb Wilson officially signs with Rich Paul's Klutch Athletics by New Balance

Caleb Wilson, a five-star recruit from the class of 2025, is reported to have signed an NIL deal with Klutch Athletics by New Balance. In a video interview with SLAM, Wilson shared the news officially and said:

"Me bring part of the Klutch Athletics family, I just want to push my story. Motivate people that are just like me to keep going."

In a news release, Klutch Athletic founder Rich Paul said (per On3):

“Everything we do comes back to the idea of being Klutch, and Caleb perfectly embodies that spirit. He is a high performer on the court, but also cares about his community and coming together for positive change. We’re pleased to add him to our growing roster and excited to watch him develop this year.”

Caleb Wilson is an incoming senior at Holy Innocents Episcopal School. In his junior varsity year, he averaged 20.8 points, 14.6 rebounds, 4.7 assists and 4.4 blocks. In the official news release, Wilson spoke about his partnership with Klutch.

“It’s clear to me that Klutch Athletics puts the athlete first, and I was very naturally drawn to that,” he said (per On3). “I’m thrilled to be joining the team and looking forward to working together to make a positive difference on the court and in the community.”

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Caleb Wilson is preparing for his final high school season

Caleb Wilson, the No. 4 prospect nationally, has received offers from 25 schools including major programs like Duke, Kansas, Kentucky, Alabama, Auburn, Stanford, Tennessee, Florida, Indiana and many more. As of now, Wilson is still undecided about his future and is now one of the top uncommitted prospects in the recruiting class.

On3’s Jamie Shaw revealed Caleb Wilson's top 3 as Georgia Tech, Tennessee and Auburn. He has visited the Tigers and Stanford so far, with more visits coming.

"Wilson plans on cutting his list in the coming weeks after Peach Jam, ZAGSBLOG revealed. He has several official visits set in stone, but no dates will be released. He doesn’t want any distractions and wants to get down to business while visiting schools."

Caleb Wilson played exceptionally well in the Nike EYBL circuit and helped Nightrydas Elite win its third consecutive Peach Jam title. In his assessment after the final, The Athletic's CJ Moore wrote (per The New York Times):

"The 6-foot-9 forward was the most dominant defensive player I saw this weekend. He is a disruptor with his length and quickness, able to generate turnovers and block shots."

"He’s the one guy Dybantsa struggled to finish over or around. Wilson is a dream defender in the modern game, and you could see him developing more confidence in his offensive repertoire as the weekend progressed."

Wilson is expected to make his decision before his high school senior season begins in November.