Norwegian top tier club Brann SK have sacked one of their players after a number of first team squad members had a 'sex party' at the team's stadium.
Media reports have been swirling in Norway in recent days, describing the outrageous behaviour of a number of members of the squad on the night of August 10th.
According to the reports, 12 of their players went out for dinner that evening and then onto a nightclub, before bringing seven women back to the club's stadium.
Security camera footage would then capture the players having sex on the stadium's pitch as well as the dressing rooms.
Kristoffer Barmen, who has been part of the club since he was 10-years old, has now been fired for playing what the club described as a 'key role' in the events that took place. Ten other players have also been giving written warnings, while another player has quit as a result of receiving threats after the incident.
In a statement, Brann said that a number of their players had breached "general norms" with their behaviour on the night in question.
The club has worked intensively to get to the bottom of the very serious breaches of trust from 12 of our players.
The investigation showed breach of guidelines, general norms, corona restriction rules and reasonable expectations of our employees.
We have therefore decided to dismiss one of our players and given 10 other players serious written warnings.
Kristoffer Barmen's lawyer said his client was surprised by his sacking and felt as though he had been treated unfairly by the club.
Brann are currently bottom of the Norwegian Eliteserien, winning two of their ten fixtures in the league up until this point.
There has also been a massive swell of anger amongst their supporters after this incident, with the players booed during their recent home fixture against Sandefjord.
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