Family and friends of former NRL player Chad Robinson have appealed for public help to find the 36-year-old, who disappeared from Sydney's north-west at the weekend.
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Robinson, a former Parramatta Eels and Sydney Roosters player, has not been seen since about 7.30pm on Saturday, when he left his house on Crestview Avenue in Kellyville in his silver Subaru Outback, police said.
Police said there were "grave concerns for his welfare, and police urge anyone who sees him to contact them immediately".
Robinson's sister, Monique Brennan, said her brother did not have his phone or wallet with him.
"If anyone comes across him or the car, could you please contact any of the family or the police," she wrote on Facebook.
Family and friends of the father-of-three have posted messages and photos on social media, which are being shared widely.
Robinson, the older brother of Cronulla Sharks player Tim Robinson, made his NRL debut in 2000 and played 160 games for the Eels and Roosters.
In 2009 he joined English Super League side Harlequins, but was released from his contract after suffering a knee injury.
Another person, Rani Morris, wrote on Facebook on Sunday: "We are desperately searching for Chad. I was with him last night. He left his house with no phone or wallet."
She said police had "searched all our local areas, Kurrajong, Windsor, Blue Mountains where he loved to explore".
"His children, his family and myself are sick with worry for his welfare. If you might know where he is please get in touch," she wrote.
Robinson's car, registration CME 54F, has damage to the passenger side door, his family said.
Police described Mr Robinson as being of Caucasian appearance, about 180 to 190 centimetres tall with a muscular build, fair complexion, brown hair and brown eyes.
Anyone with information should call Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000.
