Belgian police have arrested a suspect following the violent daylight attack and robbery of Ghana international and Royal Union Saint-Gilloise forward Mohammed Fuseini in Brussels.
The incident, which drew widespread concern among football fans in Ghana and Belgium, reportedly saw the Black Stars forward attacked before being robbed. Authorities launched an investigation shortly after the incident and have now confirmed the arrest of a suspect believed to be connected to the case.
While investigators continue their work, officials have not yet released full details regarding the suspect or any possible charges. Further information is expected as the investigation progresses.
Fuseini, who plays for Belgian Pro League side Royal Union Saint-Gilloise, has received an outpouring of support from supporters, teammates and the Ghanaian football community following the incident.
The arrest marks a significant development as authorities seek justice over the attack on the talented Ghanaian international.
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