Former Queens Park Rangers midfielder Akos Buzsaky has been reported missing, with English clubs issuing statements of concern. Buzsaky, who made 125 appearances for QPR and scored 24 goals, played for the club in the 2011-12 Premier League season. According to LiveScore, Buzsaky has been missing for over a week, prompting QPR to say: "We're all praying he's found safe and well". Buzsaky also played for Plymouth Argyle, Portsmouth, Barnsley, MTK Budapest, and Porto, where he played under Jose Mourinho. He returned to Hungary in 2013 and joined Ferencvaros, before retiring from professional football in 2015 due to persistent injury problems. Buzsaky represented the Hungary national team 20 times and struggled with personal battles after retirement, once saying: "What addictions are there: gambling, alcohol, drugs". Currently, QPR has several players sidelined, including Boy Kemper, Justin Obikwu, Karamoko Dembélé, and Tariq Lamptey.

What happened to Akos Buzsaky? Buzsaky's disappearance has raised concerns among English clubs, with many issuing statements of support. Buzsaky's family and friends are searching for him, and the police are investigating his disappearance.

How did Akos Buzsaky's career unfold? Buzsaky's career began in Hungary, where he played for MTK Budapest before moving to Porto, where he played under Jose Mourinho. He then moved to England, where he played for Plymouth Argyle, Portsmouth, Barnsley, and Queens Park Rangers.

What is the current situation at QPR? Currently, QPR is preparing for the upcoming season, with several players returning from injuries. The club's fixtures can be found on our fixtures page, and the current squad is available on our squad page. The team's standings can be checked on our standings page, and injury updates are available on our injuries page. As the situation with Buzsaky's disappearance continues to unfold, QPR fans can stay up-to-date with the latest news and updates on our stats page.