Former QPR player Akos Buzsaky reported missing
Police are searching for the 44-year-old former midfielder who has not been seen for over a week.
Incident → evidence → outcomeAkos Buzsaky, a former midfielder for Queens Park Rangers, has been reported missing by police. The club confirmed their concern on Wednesday, stating they are "praying" for the safe return of the 44-year-old.
Concerns grow after week-long absence
Reports emerging from Hungary suggest Buzsaky has been unaccounted for for over a week. Police in Hungary are understood to be searching for him. Buzsaky joined QPR on loan in 2007 and went on to spend five seasons at Loftus Road.
During his career in the United Kingdom, Buzsaky also played for Plymouth Argyle, Portsmouth, and Barnsley. He made a total of 243 appearances across these clubs, scoring 33 goals.
QPR released a statement saying: "The club are concerned to learn that R's favourite Akos Buzsaky has been reported missing. We're all praying he's found safe and well."
Questions this report answers
01Who is Akos Buzsaky?
Akos Buzsaky is a 44-year-old former professional footballer. He played as a midfielder and is known for his time at Queens Park Rangers, where he spent five seasons after initially joining on loan in 2007.
02What has happened to Akos Buzsaky?
Akos Buzsaky has been reported missing by police. Reports from Hungary indicate that he has been missing for over a week, and police are actively searching for him.
03What has QPR said about his disappearance?
Queens Park Rangers have expressed concern for their former player. The club stated they are praying for his safe return and are concerned to learn he has been reported missing.
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