Ghana soccer player Christian Atsu tracked down dead in Turkey tremor

The group of Ghana soccer veteran Christian Atsu was found in the rubble of the Turkey quakes, his representative affirmed Saturday.

Atsu, 31, was playing for Turkish association club Hatayspor during this season and scored a game-dominating objective the day preceding the 7.8 greatness shake broke segments of Turkey and Syria on Feb. 6.

“Atsu’s dead body was tracked down under the rubble. Right now, his effects are as yet being eliminated,” specialist Murat Uzunmehmet told a Turkish media source.

Atsu was living in an apartment complex in the southern Turkish city of Antakya, one of the urban areas hit hardest by the tremor.

On one occasion after the everything went horribly wrong, there were reports that Atsu had been viewed as alive. Notwithstanding, the club Hatayspor later let it be known had gotten wrong data.

“There are no words to portray our bitterness,” the club tweeted Saturday.

Atsu was brought into the world in Ghana and started his expert soccer profession before he turned 20 at Portuguese club Porto.

Atsu turned out to be universally known when Chelsea marked him in 2013, however he seldom played for the English soccer juggernauts.

Atsu endorsed with Hatayspor in the Turkish Süper Lig before the 2022-2023 season. The day preceding the tremor, he picked to remain with the club subsequent to scoring the triumphant objective, despite the fact that he had plans to leave the country.

The following day, the tremor struck. Up until this point, 43,000 individuals have been viewed as dead, incorporating 40,000 in Turkey.