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Former QPR Midfielder Buzsaky Safe After Missing Report

Akos Buzsaky confirms he is safe after being reported missing in Hungary.

Former QPR Midfielder Buzsaky Safe After Missing Report
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Buzsaky Reassures Fans After Missing Report

Former Queens Park Rangers midfielder Akos Buzsaky has announced he is safe after being reported missing. The 44-year-old, who also played for Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Barnsley, took to Facebook on Friday to reassure supporters and thank them for their concern.[S1]

Reports from his native Hungary on Wednesday indicated that Buzsaky had been missing for over a week and that police were searching for him. In his social media message, which QPR shared on X, Buzsaky explained that recent months had brought serious changes in his life that tested him, leading to a moment when he felt he needed to break away from daily routines.[S1]

Misunderstanding Led to Police Involvement

Buzsaky mentioned that his mother had reached out to the police following a mix-up. He stated that once he became aware of the situation, he ended his time away and contacted the authorities. He thanked everyone for their support and kind thoughts, saying it was heartwarming to receive such an outpouring of affection.[S1]

The ex-Hungary international spent five years at Loftus Road after initially arriving on loan in 2007. Across his time in England, he netted 33 times in 243 appearances for various clubs.[S1]

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