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Top Swedish club fires a Ghanaian international convicted of rape

According to Malmo FF website, the 23-year-old midfielder's actions "are incompatible with the club's values."

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The termination comes after he was found guilty of raping an under aged girl.

Last week a Swedish court sentenced Kingsley Sarfo to 32 months in prison for having sexual intercourse with a 14-year-old girl in an apartment and in a public toilet.

The court also ordered him to pay 150,000 kronor ($17,260) to compensate the girl, adding he will be deported after jail and banned from returning to Sweden for a  period of 10 years.

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