In Photos: Wings' Satou Sabally shows off custom Jordan PE shoe in sunflower color 

Dallas Wings forward Satou Sabally remains sidelined in the 2024 WNBA season, but she has stayed active on social media. Her posts show support for the Wings as well as some of her outfits.

As a professional player, Sabally has access to shoes that many fans can only dream of having. The two-time WNBA All-Star took to Instagram earlier today to show off her favorite kicks.

Sabally shared three pics that featured custom Jordan PE shoes in sunflower.

"My PEs, sunflower, are my fav," she captioned the post.

Satou Sabally showed off her custom Jordan PE on Instagram (Credit: IG/satou_sabally)

Satou Sabally showed off her custom Jordan PE on Instagram (Credit: IG/satou_sabally)

Satou Sabally showed off her custom Jordan PE on Instagram (Credit: IG/satou_sabally)

WNBA players have access to interesting custom shoes that not everybody can have. Angel Reese has worn multiple custom Reebok shoes and A'ja Wilson has even rocked special editions of LeBron James shoes. Sabally isn't the exception and loves her custom-made footwear.

Is Satou Sabally still injured?

The Dallas Wings star has been out of action since last February. While representing Team Germany in the Olympic qualifying tournament, she suffered a shoulder injury that required surgery and a long rehab.

She's still recovering from this issue, but the player is expected to return to the court with her national team and then come back to the Wings later this season. Wings' CEO Greg Bibb shared the path that Sabally is taking to return to action.

"She's on schedule with her rehab," Greg Bibb had told reporters in May.

"We expect Satou to come back around the Olympic break, be ready to compete for Germany in the Olympics, and then see her for sure in a Dallas Wings jersey over the final 15 games of the regular-season post-Olympic break."

Sabally had her best season in the WNBA last year. She posted career-high 18.6 points, 8.1 rebounds and 4.4 assists per game. She shot 43.5% from the field and 87.4% from the free-throw line.

She ended up being an All-Star, an MVP candidate, an All-WNBA First Team member and the Most Improved Player of the Year last season.

The Wings have struggled without her this season. Even though Maddy Siegrist has been a nice surprise for the Texan team, Sabally's absence is greatly felt and the 4-13 record perfectly sums it up.