Ghana winger Mohammed Fuseini has survived a robbery attack in Brussels, Belgium, over the weekend.
The 24-year-old was reportedly targeted by robbers who made away with two iPhones, his wallet, and a watch valued at approximately €8,000.
Belgian authorities have since launched investigations into the incident, with reports indicating that two suspects have been arrested in connection with the attack.
Despite the ordeal, Fuseini has returned to training with his club, Union Saint-Gilloise, after undergoing medical checks to assess his condition.
The Ghanaian forward enjoyed a productive spell in the Belgian top flight last season, making 27 appearances across all competitions and scoring three goals.
A product of the Right To Dream Academy, Fuseini has earned two caps for Ghana, both during the Black Stars’ 2025 Unity Cup campaign. He scored in Ghana’s emphatic 4-0 victory over Trinidad and Tobago during the tournament.
Before joining Union Saint-Gilloise, Fuseini featured for Austrian side Sturm Graz, where he helped the club secure the Austrian Bundesliga title and the Austrian Cup.
FDA confiscates fish processed under unhygienic conditions after viral video at ...
AU expresses solidarity with Spain, France over deadly wildfires
Parliament, UNICEF launch caucus to champion children's rights
'Our leaders think backwards' — Kofi Bentil slams AMA for threatening arrest ove...
'On July 30 we will go to Gomoa Mpota to bury my late father' — Adwoa Safo dismi...
Archbishop of Canterbury pays courtesy call on Mahama
Govt awaits autopsy report in South Africa death case
Court dispute halts Apostle Kwadwo Safo’s burial set for July 30 as family seeks...
At the appropriate time NPP will take on NDC govt for deceiving Ghanaians — COKA
‘We will invoke our unforgiving gods to deal with you’ – Atronie chiefs warn gal...
