Title: Kyle Foster's Exit from EWE Baskets Oldenburg and Move to FMP Belgrade
In a surprising turn of events, American basketball player Kyle Foster has bid farewell to EWE Baskets Oldenburg, just under six months into his stint with the German Basketball Bundesliga club. The decision was mutual, as announced by the team on Wednesday evening. Foster is now joining Serbia's FMP Belgrade, a renowned name in the international basketball community.
The 24-year-old shooting guard didn't see much action in the squad for several weeks. In a statement, coach Pedro Calles expressed gratitude for Foster's professional attitude during his stay with EWE Baskets Oldenburg. Foster joined the club after signing a two-year contract from French side Chorale Roanne during the summer.
As a significant corporate entity in Lower Saxony, EWE continues its sponsorship of the Basketball Bundesliga club, with Foster being one of the team's former members. Foster's career in basketball has seen him play in two distinct countries – Oldenburg, Germany, and now Serbia.
Though sources such as Stern.de focus on European basketball teams and their performances, as well as other non-basketball related information, they do not shed light on Foster's specific background or performance in FMP Belgrade, or the details surrounding his contract termination from EWE Baskets Oldenburg.
To gain a more comprehensive understanding of Kyle Foster's journey and career moves in professional basketball, it's worth exploring dedicated sports databases and news outlets specializing in tracking basketball players and their transfers. Websites like Eurobasket.com, for instance, might have covered Foster's transfer to FMP Belgrade if it was reported within their coverage of European basketball [1].
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