Turkish club Trabzonspor has announced the termination of Isaiah Canaan’s contract, citing a violation of team rules as the reason for the decision.
The club confirmed that it had unilaterally ended the American guard’s agreement for just cause but did not provide details about the specific conduct that led to his dismissal.
Canaan’s departure comes just two days after Trabzonspor parted ways with head coach Selçuk Ernak, marking another significant change for the team early in the season.
The former Crvena Zvezda guard joined Trabzonspor during the summer as the club prepared for its first Basketball Champions League campaign.
During his brief time with the Turkish team, Canaan averaged 10.1 points across seven domestic league appearances.
He also played three games in the Basketball Champions League, averaging 11.7 points per contest.
Trabzonspor has not disclosed additional information about the alleged rule violation or the circumstances surrounding the termination.
Canaan is now without a club following his short stint in Turkey.
