Topless Championship Football Star is towed away from bloody ‘street browl’ after ‘pub row’ stopped traffic

Hull City investigates images after their captain Lewie Coyle seemed to be led away from a ‘street browl’ on Sunday.

Images that were shared on social media reportedly showed a topless Coyle, 29, away from the incident by his younger brother Rocco, 18.

The championship player was seen who was pushed away from a crowd and for a stationary bus, with traffic on the road that came to a halt.

According to the Sun, the championship player had been in the Empress Pub on Sunday around 8 p.m. with his older brother, a former professional boxer.

A row in the pub was reportedly continued on the street, claiming to have fought with several people.

“It all happened yesterday around 8 p.m. in the city in Hull in the city center,” a witness said The sun.

Hull -captain Lewie Coyle was reportedly seen that was away from a topless fight on Sunday

Hull City has confirmed that the club started an investigation into the images of social media

Coyle was said to have been to the Empress Pub with his brothers when the fight took place

Coyle joined Hull in 2020 and spent five seasons playing for the Championship Club

‘I was just on my way home when I saw many people fighting.

“The moment I didn’t know it was Lewie Coyle – I saw him pushed by his brother.”

Hull City has confirmed that they started an investigation.

‘Hull City Is aware of a video currently circulating on social media and has started an investigation into the case, “said a statement.

“The club will no longer comment until the investigation has been completed.”

BBC Humberside Sport shared the explanation with the caption: “We received this statement from Hull City after a video appeared on social media last night, who seems to show the club captain, Lewie Coyle and brother Rocco, who also plays for the club, involved in an incident in Hull City Center.”

Coyle came to Hull City from Fleetwood Town in 2020 and played for the club in the past five seasons.

The 29-year-old was part of the Hull side to earn promotion from League One in 2020-21.

Hull avoided relegation of the championship on Saturday, with a 1-1 draw against Portsmouth and earned the club a crucial point to catch up on Luton on the last day of the season.