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Ex-QPR midfielder Buzsaky breaks silence after being reported missing

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Former Queens Park Rangers midfielder Akos Buzsaky has confirmed that he is safe after being reported missing in his native Hungary. Reports emerged on Wednesday that Buzsaky had been missing for more than a week and that police were searching for him. However, the former Hungary international took to Facebook on Friday to reassure the Read More: https://punchng.com/ex-qpr-midfielder-buzsaky-breaks-silence-after-being-reported-missing/

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