Dalibor Dvorski as one of the world’s greatest talents was a coveted signing for Oskarshamn.
The 18-year-old was selected 10th overall in this summer’s NHL Draft and will develop in the SHL club.
It was a failure, and the Slovakian striker now returns to St. Louis. Louis Blues.
Dalibor Dvorski had to be the 13th striker in last week’s matches and only made one substitution.
Away against Farestad and at home against Malmö, the playing time was 1.35 minutes and 44 seconds respectively.
“Oskarshamn, St. Louis Blues and Dalibor Dvorski agree to terminate the current contract. This means that Dalibor Dvorski will leave Oscarshamn and travel to North America,” Smålandskloppen wrote.
Dalibor Dvorskiy signed a contract with St. Louis Blues immediately after the draft and was loaned out to Oscarshamn.
Unsustainable situation
The technical player in Sweden has developed since his youth years in Flemingsberg, Linköping and EK.
In the last two seasons he played in Hockeyallsvenskan with AIK.
The club wrote: “We wish Dali good luck for the future and thank him for the time he spent at Oscarshamn.”
The situation in Oscarshamn became unbearable for him and Sant. Louis Blues who invested in it.
At 10th in the draft, he was selected ahead of Swedes like Axel Sandin Bjelica (17), Otto Stenberg (25), and David Edstrom (25) who have key roles in their respective SHL clubs.
