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The Ghana international has won Swedish league title for the second time with Malmo FF.
Midfielder Enoch Adu Kofi will get a champions medal after guiding Malmo FF to clinch the Allsvenskan league title with two games to spare.
Kofi impressed in midfield as the Sky Blues pummeled Falkenberg 3-0 at Falkenbergs IP to secure a record 19th title on Wednesday night, much to the delight of fans who made the trip as they evaded the pitch after the final whistle.
Norrkoping, who sit second, lost 2-1 at the hands of Elfsborg – giving Malmo an advantage to become first team to win the competition 19 times. Before the start, Malmo and Goteborg both had 18.
Malmo FF will officially be crowned Champions when they take on Hammarby in their final home game.
The 26-year has been an influential player in the team signing from Club Brugge in the summer of 2014. He has made over 50 appearances for the team.
And following the latest triumph, Kofi has increased his honors with Malmo to three. He won the league and Cup in 2014.
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