Concerns grow as police hunt former Pompey, QPR and Plymouth man ‘missing for a week’
- Former Premier League midfielder Akos Buzsaky, 44, has been reported missing in his native Hungary since August 18, with local police conducting a search to locate him.
- During his career, Buzsaky made 125 appearances for Queens Park Rangers, scoring 24 goals, and also played for Portsmouth, Plymouth Argyle, Barnsley, Porto, and Ferencvaros before retiring in 2015.
- On a podcast, Buzsaky discussed past struggles with addiction, while his father noted he spends significant time working as a construction contractor in Greece, where he spent almost the entire last year.
- Championship club QPR issued a statement expressing 'deep concern,' stating they are 'praying he's found safe and well,' while Plymouth also voiced concern over his disappearance.
- Local police continue the search as authorities in Hungary seek information; his father stated he was unaware police were searching for his son until recently, noting he last spoke to him at home last week.
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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.
Police launch search for former Premier League star who has been missing for more than a week
Police have launched an urgent search for former Premier League footballer Akos Buzsaky after he was reported missing in Hungary.The 44-year-old former Queens Park Rangers midfielder has not been seen in Budapest since August 18, meaning his whereabouts have now been unknown for more than a week.Hungarian authorities have confirmed they are searching for Buzsaky, with no other details provided.His former club QPR have expressed concern and joine…
Former Premier League star Akos Buzsaky missing, Hungarian police launch search for ex-Queens Park Rangers’ “White Pele”
International Sports News: Former Premier League footballer Akos Buzsaky has been reported missing in Hungary, with police searching for the ex-Queens Park Rangers midfielder si.
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