Police investigating reports of ‘missing’ athletes after Glasgow Commonwealth Games

Reports suggest boxers from Uganda and Pakistan did not return home at the conclusion of this year’s Games

Several athletes are "unaccounted for" after the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, according to Police Scotland.

Police Scotland has confirmed it has received reports of several athletes who are unaccounted for following the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, with the Home Office also involved in ongoing inquiries

GLASGOW, Aug 4 (Reuters) - Scottish police are investigating reports of foreign athletes, identified in the media as boxers from Uganda and Pakistan, who failed to return home after competing in the Commonwealth Games that ended in Glasgow last Sunday.

Police Scotland confirmed to STV that it had received reports of several athletes who were unaccounted for

Four members of Uganda’s boxing team have reportedly gone missing after the Games in Glasgow

A Ugandan sporting news website said that four members of Uganda’s boxing team have reportedly gone missing.

Police Scotland said it had received reports of various athletes "unaccounted for" in the aftermath of the Games, which concluded on Sunday.

Hunt for four Ugandan boxers among several athletes missing in Scotland after Commonwealth Games  lbc.co.uk

Pakistani boxer Qudratullah reportedly went missing in Glasgow hours before the national team’s departure, with his passport and return ticket remaining with the team manager. Pakistan finished the Commonwealth Games with just one medal, a bronze for Fatima Zahra. Her historic achievement made her the first Pakistani f

A boxer who represented Pakistan at the Commonwealth Games has reportedly gone missing before the team was to return home from Glasgow

Pakistani boxer Qudratullah, who fought at the Glasgow 2026 Commonwealth Games, has reportedly gone missing after failing to board his team’s flight home, amid separate reports that four Ugandan boxers have also disappeared.