British media outlet 'The Sun' reported on the 3rd (Korean time) that a video showed former Premier League ace Andy Carroll in a drunken altercation. The footage revealed Carroll, who once played for Liverpool, wearing a torn shirt in the middle of a crowded street.

The incident occurred at 1 AM, with Carroll engaging in a verbal confrontation with bystanders and an elderly man. Numerous onlookers, including restaurant security staff, attempted to calm the towering figure of Carroll.

Carroll, once hailed as England's future star, began his professional career at Newcastle United, showing his potential during the 2009/10 season by scoring 15 goals in 24 official matches. His impressive performance led Liverpool to sign him for a club-record £35 million after selling their main striker Fernando Torres to Chelsea.

However, Carroll failed to meet expectations at Liverpool, scoring only 11 goals in 58 appearances and being labeled one of the club's worst signings. Liverpool eventually loaned him out to West Ham United, where he permanently transferred but failed to revive his form.

Carroll's career continued to decline as he played for Newcastle, Reading, West Bromwich Albion, and now Amiens in France's Ligue 2.먹튀검증사이트

"Drunk and Shirtless" Incident

According to 'The Sun,' the video showed Carroll cursing at bystanders and having a heated exchange with an elderly man on the street. The scene depicted Carroll's shirt ripped apart and multiple people trying to de-escalate the situation.

Career Decline

Despite his early promise, Carroll's career trajectory has been one of decline. His initial success at Newcastle and subsequent high-profile transfer to Liverpool did not translate into long-term success. Multiple injuries and inconsistent performances plagued his career.

Now at Amiens in France's Ligue 2, Carroll's recent off-field incident highlights the struggles he has faced both professionally and personally.