Union Saint-Gilloise winger Mohammed Fuseini has reportedly been attacked and robbed in broad daylight in Brussels, Belgium.
The Ghanaian footballer was targeted by a group of masked attackers who allegedly forced him out of his vehicle before taking his personal belongings. The incident occurred in a public area in Brussels, according to reports.
Sources indicate that five masked individuals were involved in the attack. Fuseini was later taken to a hospital for medical attention, although initial reports suggest that he did not suffer any serious injuries.
The incident has raised concerns over the safety of professional footballers and public figures, as cases of street robberies involving athletes continue to receive attention across Europe.
Fuseini, who plays for Belgian side Union Saint-Gilloise, has been an important member of the squad since joining the club.
The winger has impressed with his pace, attacking ability and goal-scoring contributions, making him one of the promising talents in the Belgian top flight.
Authorities in Brussels are expected to investigate the circumstances surrounding the attack and work to identify the individuals responsible.
The incident comes as Fuseini and his teammates prepare for the upcoming football season, with the player expected to continue his development and contribute to Union Saint-Gilloise’s ambitions.
