Former Flying Eagles and Nigeria U-20 captain Daniel Daga is acquitted of sexual assault charges by Norway’s Frostating Court of Appeal. Multiple outlets report that the appellate court unanimously overturns an earlier decision that had found him guilty and sentenced him to six months in prison. Following the ruling, Daga is released from the restrictions associated with the case and is described as eligible to resume football activities with his club, Molde FK. Molde FK confirms the appeal decision through a statement issued after the court’s verdict. Sources also state that the allegations have kept Daga out of action for an extended period, with some reports placing the time away from play at around 11 months. The outlets collectively frame the development as an appeal court outcome that clears Daga of the sexual assault charge, allowing him to return to selection while the case concludes in Norway. The reporting focuses on the appeal court’s decision, the overturning of the prior conviction, and the club’s confirmation that he is available again.