Nicklas Bendtner after the verdict – Bendtner sentenced. But his mind is completely different

Nicklas Bendtner, 30, was sentenced to 50 days in jail and paid a $ 11,300 reward to the insulted taxi driver. The verdict was appealed on the spot.

Bendtner himself was telling the press after the trial Friday, but for the first time publishes to the public in an Instagram post:

"I do not have much to say, except of course, I am anchored," writes Bendtner.

He adds that his spirit tonight goes to a man who is in no way involved in the violence:

"My thoughts for the rest of the day go to Lars Høgh, all the best for you and your dear Lars," Bendtner writes.

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According to BT, Høgh, a former Brøndby player and Danish national team goalkeeper, was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer.

The disease was known in August, and it was quiet enough until Thursday, the newspaper writes. Then Høgh asked for the program "Go Danmark aften".

That's why the first Bendtner said publicly after being convicted of violating a taxi driver on Friday after an event that occurred in Copenhagen in September. The taxi driver was also charged with attempted violence, but was acquitted.

In their explanations, as well as in the video testimonies, it seems that Bendtner and his girlfriend Philine Roepstorff found themselves in a heated debate with the taxi driver. One of the reasons is that the couple thought the driver was driving differently than they wanted.

After the couple leaves the taxi, the video shows that the driver shouts "your little fucking stronger" after Roepstorff. In his explanation, the driver claimed that Bendtner should have in turn made more racist comments about him.

In his explanation, Bendtner admitted that he overturned the taxi driver, but denied that he kicked the driver while he was lying down. The prosecutor did not support, claiming that the video document indicated the opposite.

Rosenborg: – Very unfortunate

In front of Dagbladet, RBK chief Tove Moe Dyrhaug shows a press release posted on the club's website. There, they express that they do not want to comment on it.

In the press release, the club emphasizes that Rosenborg players have a special responsibility to act properly and preserve the role that they play as models.

"This applies both on and off the track, and when we are perceived as not fulfilling that role, it is extremely regrettable," said the press release.

"We defend Nicklas as a person, but not the act of which he is found guilty in this case.We can not comment on the circumstances of the incident.We take the case seriously and understand that our response will be of great interest.It is a difficult case, there will be a lot of perceptions around.It's not easy to know what is the right reaction. "

Rosenborg writes that they have come to know Bendtner well since their signing in 2017. They describe him as a good person in a good mood and, on this point, they have nothing to report.