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Brazilian court upholds former Man City player, Robinho’s 9-year jail over rape

The Brazilian high court has ruled that a former Manchester City player, Robinho, must serve a nine-year prison sentence in Brazil following his conviction on sexual assault in Italy in 2013.
Along with five others, he was found guilty of raping a woman in a Milan nightclub and sentenced to nine years.
The 40-year-old has denied any wrongdoing and has lost two appeals to overturn his conviction.

There was a probability that he would not serve his sentence, as Brazil does not extradite its citizens and he is based in Brazil.
However, judges on Brazil’s Superior Court of Justice voted 9-2 on Wednesday to validate the conviction, and he will now serve his sentence in his homeland.
Robinho may still appeal the decision to Brazil’s Supreme Court.

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