The Indiana Fever have been very aggressive this offseason when it comes to acquiring talent. Some fans are claiming they've added so much firepower around Caitlin Clark that they're a legitimate "superteam" in the WNBA.

The Indiana Fever have put a dangerous team around Caitlin Clark, and the rest of the WNBA should be on notice.

Caitlin Clark is returning to Iowa — this time to play an exhibition game with the Indiana Fever. The Fever will take on the Brazilian National Team at Carver-Hawkeye Arena on May 4 as part of its preseason schedule, the WNBA team announced Thursday.

With the addition of six-time All-Star DeWanna Bonner, Caitlin Clark and the Indiana Fever look like legitimate WNBA championship contenders.

Clark's star power was on full display at Carver-Hawkeye Arena, where the university retired her No. 22 jersey following the unexpected upset that some fans paid thousands of dollars to see. Built into those ticket prices, however, was the pre-planned postgame ceremony in which the Hawkeyes raised Clark's number to the rafters.

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The move follows a series of transactions that bolstered an Indiana team coming off a first-round WNBA playoff exit in Clark's rookie season. The team re-signed franchise player Kelsey Mitchell, traded for Sophie Cunningham and signed veteran free agent Natasha Howard.

The Indiana Fever announced Caitlin Clark will return to the home of the Iowa Hawkeyes for a WNBA preseason game this year. Here are the details: