
Al Ahly striker appeared in court in London on charges of causing bodily harm
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The incident occurred on December 6, 2025 at an establishment in London's Soho district. The footballer was charged on July 31 after an investigation was completed.
England and Saudi Arabian Al-Ahly striker Ivan Tawney has pleaded not guilty to charges of assault causing bodily harm, The Athletic reports.
On Thursday, the footballer personally attended a hearing at Westminster Magistrates' Court in London. He confirmed that he did not admit guilt and asked for the case to be transferred to the Royal Court. The judge left Tawney free without further restrictions. The player's next appearance is scheduled for October 29 at Southwark Crown Court.
“Ivan is aware of the charges and, although he is naturally shocked, awaits the opportunity to prove his innocence in court,” a spokesman for the footballer said after the indictment.
The incident occurred on December 6, 2025 at an establishment in London's Soho district. According to British media, Tony headbutted a visitor who tried to take a selfie with him. As a result of the investigation, the football player was charged on July 31.
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His next court hearing is scheduled for October 29 at Southwark Crown Court.
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