Belgian Pro League player Mohammed Fuseini robbed in Brussels, phone, wallet and Rolex stolen

Published Jul 30, 07:57 AM UTC

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Mohammed Fuseini (24), a Ghanaian professional footballer for Belgian first division club Union Saint-Gilloise, was the victim of a brutal robbery in Brussels. The attack occurred around 6:30 a.m. on Sunday after Fuseini left a nightclub. Video footage shows several men dragging him from his car, stealing his phone, wallet, and a Rolex Datejust watch. Despite his attempts to resist, the five attackers overpowered him before fleeing. Belgian police are investigating, and one suspect has reportedly been identified and arrested. Fuseini was taken to a hospital but was physically unharmed and returned to training the next day. He joined Union Saint-Gilloise in 2024 after previous stints at Sturm Graz and Randers FC.

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Original headline: Sie zerrten ihn aus dem Auto - Brutaler Überfall auf Fußball-Star

Original language: DE

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