Soccer-Hull's Thomas unharmed after flipping car in accident near training ground


FILE PHOTO: Soccer Football - FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022 - Wales Training - Al Sadd SC Academy Training Fields, Doha, Qatar - November 23, 2022 Wales' Sorba Thomas during training REUTERS/Paul Childs/File Photo

Sept 11 (Reuters) - ⁠Hull City forward Sorba Thomas ⁠escaped "completely unscathed" after he was ‌involved in a crash near their training ground that flipped his car upside ​down, the Premier League ⁠club said on ⁠Friday.

Images of his overturned car with ⁠shattered ‌glass on a narrow street went viral on ⁠social media.

"Hull City is relieved to ​confirm ‌that Sorba Thomas is unharmed ⁠following a ​road traffic accident near to the club's Cottingham training ground," ⁠the club said in a ​statement.

"The club is aware of images of Sorba's car circulating on ⁠social media and can reassure supporters that he has sustained no injuries and emerged from his ​vehicle completely unscathed."

Hull, ⁠who are third in the league ​standings after three ‌games, visit Chelsea on ​Saturday.

(Reporting by Rohith Nair in Bengaluru;Editing by Christian Radnedge)

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