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The NRL integrity unit has been informed of an incident involving South Sydney star Cody Walker at a Central Coast hotel last weekend.
NSW Police were called to a Terrigal hotel just after 2.30am last Saturday, after reports a group of men were fighting.
By the time police arrived, the group had dispersed.
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The incident occurred hours after Walker had played his 150th NRL match, in Souths' 40-22 win over Manly at Central Coast Stadium.
The Sydney Morning Herald reports there are suggestions Walker was wrestling with his brother, resulting in a complaint about them making too much noise.
In 2020, he was suspended for two matches and given a suspended $15,000 fine, following an investigation into a street fight that took place in northern NSW the previous year.
Walker is contracted to Souths until the end of the 2023 season, but the 32-year-old has vowed to play his entire career at Redfern, despite his most recent deal being a single-year extension.
"I've said very openly how much I love playing for the (Rabbitohs), I love the local community in south Sydney so I feel like it's home for me," he told 9News in February.
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