Police in Belgium have arrested a suspect after Ghana international and Royal Union St-Gilloise player Mohammed Fuseini was violently attacked and robbed in broad daylight in Brussels.

Fuseini, 24, escaped without serious injuries and returned to training with the Belgian champions on Monday, after being examined and discharged from hospital following Sunday’s attack.

According to Belgian media reports (ESPN), the Ghana forward was sitting in his parked car in Brussels on Sunday when five hooded men surrounded the vehicle, dragged him from the driver’s seat and placed him in a chokehold, before stealing two iPhones, his wallet and a Rolex Datejust watch valued between €8,000 and €14,000.

Video footage, originally shared by Het Laatste Nieuws, that has circulated on Belgian television and social media shows the attackers overpowering Fuseini before throwing him to the ground and fleeing the scene.

The robbery reportedly took place near the Bloody Louis nightclub in central Brussels. One of Fuseini’s teammates is reported to have filmed the attack, footage that has since become part of the police investigation.

Union Saint-Gilloise confirmed that the Ghanaian was taken to hospital immediately after the incident before being cleared to resume football activities.

“The images from last Sunday are particularly harrowing,” the club said in a statement released through Belgian media.

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“He subsequently went to the hospital for a check-up and received excellent care there from the Brussels police, whom we sincerely thank for their outstanding work.

“The injuries are not serious, and he resumed training yesterday.”

Club spokesman Thijs Roelen said the winger had…