Concerns grow as police hunt former Pompey, QPR and Plymouth man ‘missing for a week’
- Former Premier League midfielder Akos Buzsaky has been reported missing in his native Hungary, with local police currently conducting a search to locate the 44-year-old.
- Following his disappearance on August 18, police launched an appeal for information on the former Portsmouth and Plymouth midfielder who featured at Loftus Road during his time in England.
- Championship club Queens Park Rangers issued a statement expressing deep concern, noting Buzsaky made 125 appearances and scored 24 goals for the London side.
- Buzsaky's father stated, "I didn't know that the police were also looking for my son," explaining that he worked as a construction contractor in Greece for the past year.
- Buzsaky has previously discussed his personal battles with addiction, stating, "It is a part of my life, if I were to deny it or declare that period as not having happened, I would be deceiving myself.
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Former Hungary international footballer Buzsáky missing, concern grows in England
The disappearance of former Hungary international footballer Ákos Buzsáky has sparked concern both in Hungary and England, where the midfielder spent much of his career. The 44-year-old has been reported missing by Hungarian authorities, while his former club Queens Park Rangers has said it is praying for his safe return.Continue reading
Encouraging news has arrived about the footballer who has been missing for days. According to Ákos Buzsáky's former teammate, the footballer is alive and well.
The 20-time team player Akos Buzsáky has been missing for a long time. The Hungarian also played with the Queens Park Rangers and with FC Porto.
There has been no sign of life for days by Ákos Buzsáky. The ex-footballer has disappeared without a trace. The search for him also surprises his father.
For over a week, Ákos Buzsáky, 44, has been missing. Police are searching for the former Premier League player. "We all pray that he is found alive and well," QPR writes.
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