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Ex-FC Porto player reported missing in Hungary: a simple social media post solved the mystery

SOL28 August 2026 at 09:24

Former FC Porto player Ákos Buzsáky was reported missing in Hungary, generating concern among family members and fans. Hungarian authorities began searches after failing to locate the former player for several days.

The situation changed when someone posted a message on social media asking for information about Buzsáky's whereabouts. The post ended up solving the mystery, allowing him to be located safely.

Buzsáky represented FC Porto during the 2002 season, a year when the team was led by José Mourinho. During his time at the club, the Hungarian player made only four appearances for the first team.

After his experience at FC Porto, Buzsáky returned to Hungary where he continued his football career. The incident in Hungary revealed that the former player had been facing some personal difficulties in recent times.

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