London, UK – A Premier League footballer was reportedly arrested during a training session in front of stunned teammates after a woman accused him of secretly filming a sexual encounter without her consent.
According to The Sun, two uniformed police officers walked onto the training pitch at an undisclosed club, leaving players in shock as the man was led away for questioning.
The player, who cannot be named for legal reasons, was interrogated for six hours, during which police seized and searched two phones for evidence.
The woman involved alleged that the player recorded their intimate encounter despite her explicit request not to, describing the ordeal as “violating and humiliating.”
However, after an extensive interview, authorities concluded that there was insufficient evidence to pursue charges. The player has since been released, and no further action has been taken.
A police spokesperson confirmed:
“A man in his 20s was arrested at an address on suspicion of voyeurism. It was determined no further action would be taken due to insufficient evidence.”
The incident reportedly left the player’s teammates bewildered. A source told The Sun:
“Many stars initially thought it was a prank when two uniformed officers strode onto the pitch during training. Everyone was in disbelief. Players were open-mouthed. No one was sure what was going on.”
The player returned to training on Thursday and remains eligible to compete in the upcoming FA Cup third-round matches this weekend. The club involved declined to comment when contacted by the media.
- A Premier League player was arrested during training over a non-consensual sex tape accusation.
- Police searched two mobile phones for evidence.
- The player was released without charge due to insufficient evidence.
- The club has made no official statement regarding the incident.
This developing story raises further questions about privacy, consent, and player conduct as the football world watches closely.
