Flying Eagles midfielder cleared of sexual assault

Flying Eagles midfielder Daniel Daga has been acquitted of sexual assault by Norway’s Frostating Court of Appeal. completesports.com information.

The 19-year-old has been out of action for the past 11 months due to the allegations.

Molde happy with the verdict

His club, Molde FK, confirmed in a statement on Thursday that Daga is again available for selection while the parties await the final ruling.

“Today we have received information about the Court of Appeal’s ruling. This has been a demanding period for everyone involved and we want to approach it with respect and consideration for everyone who has been affected,” said CEO Vegard Storvik. official club website.

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Dagger will play again

Daga had previously been sentenced to six months in prison by Romsdal District Court after being found guilty of sexually assaulting a woman. The lower court also ordered him to pay 10,000 Norwegian crowns in legal costs.

However, the Court of Appeal overturned that conviction and acquitted the Nigerian midfielder of the charge.

“The club recognizes that this has been a serious and stressful matter for all those affected,” the club further stated.

“Since the accusation was brought, Molde FK has carried out continuous evaluations based on the situation and the responsibility of the club as an employer. Now that the Court of Appeal has received the verdict and Daniel Daga has been acquitted, we as an employer consider that Daniel will be available to play for Molde FK in the future.

By Adeboye Amosu