Englishman Ivan Toney, striker for the Saudi club Al-Ahli, was arrested in London after an altercation with a group of people early this morning, causing chaos and attracting media attention.

The Saudi newspaper Al-Youm revealed that the fight resulted in three people being injured, one of whom suffered a broken nose and was immediately taken to the hospital for treatment, while others sustained minor injuries during the incident.

Sources indicated that after the initial investigation, Tony was released on bail, while British authorities continue to gather information about the details of the incident and the surrounding circumstances.

The English player is preparing to return to the city of Jeddah in the coming hours, in order to join the team and participate in the preparations for the matches at the end of this month, following the conclusion of the Saudi national team's participation in the Arab Cup held in Qatar.

Al Ahly plans to play an important friendly match against Raja Casablanca on December 12 in Jeddah, as part of the team's program to make the most of the break period and assess the players' performance before resuming official competitions.

Tony is expected to join group training sessions soon after his return, as the coaching staff aims to restore his physical and technical readiness in preparation for the upcoming matches without any negative impact from the recent incident.