Former QPR player Buzsaky confirms he is safe
Former QPR midfielder Akos Buzsaky posts a message on social media to confirm he is safe after being reported missing.
Hungarian-born former QPR midfielder Akos Buzsaky has reassured fans that he is safe after being reported missing. Reports from his home country indicated Buzsaky had been absent for over a week, prompting police to initiate a search for him. However, on Friday, Buzsaky took to Facebook to put minds at ease, expressing gratitude for the concern shown by supporters.
In his post, Buzsaky revealed that recent personal upheavals had led him to step away from his usual routine. He clarified that a misunderstanding with his mother prompted her to contact the police. Upon learning of the situation, Buzsaky immediately contacted the authorities and returned to address his concerns. The 44-year-old, who played for QPR from 2007 to 2012, has thanked the public for their support and well-wishes during this time.
He concluded his message by wishing everyone a pleasant day, appreciating the outpouring of love and concern. Buzsaky amassed a total of 33 goals in 243 appearances across his time with QPR, Plymouth, Portsmouth, and Barnsley.
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