FC Bayern Munich Parts Ways with Spencer Dinwiddie for Personal Reasons

Dinwiddie’s Contract Terminated Mid-Season

In a mutual decision, FC Bayern Munich Basketball has terminated the contract of former NBA star Spencer Dinwiddie effective immediately due to personal reasons. The club announced this move just months after the 32-year-old point guard joined them last October.

“Unfortunately, I am not able to play.

I want to thank the club, the team and the fans for their support during my time in Munich. Despite the last phase of the season not being easy, I felt very comfortable here.

Spencer Dinwiddie

Dinwiddie traveled to the United States shortly before Christmas after a serious illness in his family. The club and its sporting director, Dragan Tarlac, gave their consent and understanding for this decision.

Dinwiddie’s Impact in Munich

In his brief time with Bayern, Dinwiddie made a notable impact on the court. He appeared in 11 Euroleague games, averaging 11.7 points per game, making him the team’s second-highest scorer behind Andreas Obst. In the Bundesliga, Dinwiddie scored 13 points per game across five appearances.

Tarlac’s Message of Support

Bayern’s sporting director, Dragan Tarlac, expressed his understanding and support for Dinwiddie’s situation.

“Sometimes other things are more important than sport. Health is above all, and we very much hope that everything turns out well for Spencer and his family in 2026.”

Dragan Tarlac

Looking Ahead

With Dinwiddie’s departure, Bayern Munich will look to their remaining roster to continue their pursuit of success in both the Euroleague and the Bundesliga.

Did You Know?

This was Dinwiddie’s first stint with a European club after spending several years in the NBA, including a stint with the Brooklyn Nets where he became a fan favorite.

FAQ

• What were Dinwiddie’s averages with Bayern Munich? In the Euroleague, he averaged 11.7 points per game, and in the Bundesliga, he averaged 13 points per game.
• When did Dinwiddie join Bayern Munich? He joined the club in October 2022.

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