Christian Atsu

Ghanaian winger Christian Atsu remains missing in Turkey after devastating earthquakes struck the country and Syria, his club has told news agencies, ...

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The former Newcastle United and Chelsea player, who signed a one-year contract with Turkish Super Lig club Hatayspor last year, was initially believed to have ...

"People are working day and night, I hope both of them will be saved. I will share it as soon as the news comes." Wouldn't I share this if they were in the hospital?

A Ghanaian soccer star who was caught up in the powerful earthquakes in southern Turkey is still missing, his agent said Thursday, a reversal from earlier ...

Despite insinuations by the Ghana Football Association that one of their star players, Christian Atsu, has been found alive following Monday's earthquake.

The tweet read, “Update: We’ve received some positive news that Christian Atsu has been successfully rescued from the rubble of the collapsed building and is receiving treatment. In a tweet via the football association’s official handle, it said Atsu was in a hospital receiving treatment. Despite insinuations by the Ghana Football Association that one of their star players, Christian Atsu, has been found alive following Monday’s earthquake in southern Turkey, there are speculations that the footballer is still missing.

Ghana international soccer player Christian Atsu is still missing after the earthquake in Turkey despite earlier...

Atsu scored late in injury time to give Hatayspor a 1-0 win over Istanblul-based Kasimpaşa S.K. Ghana's ambassador to Turkey said she was also searching for Atsu. The club is based in the southern city of Antakya, near the epicenter of the earthquake that struck in the early hours of Monday and devastated the region.

It has been a whirlwind four days for Ghanaians particularly the family and loved ones of footballer Christian Atsu owing to the report and misreport on his ...

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The agent of Ghanaian soccer star Christian Atsu says the player's whereabouts are still not known, reversing course just a few days after telling CNN Sport ...

“On Tuesday, the [Turkish] Ministry of Foreign Affairs here informed me that they wanted to confirm if Christian Atsu had been found and rescued, and sent to a medical centre. “Following yesterday’s (Tuesday’s) update from the club that Christian had been pulled out alive, we are yet to confirm Christian’s whereabouts. Unless I see Christian, or speak with him, I have no further updates,” Nana Sechere said on “On Wednesday again, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs has assured me they are working feverishly to find out which facility he was sent to and will get back to me as soon as possible because I have been on them that I need to go and see him.” Sechere had originally told CNN on Tuesday that he had “official confirmation” from Hatayspor that Atsu “was in hospital and that he is stable.” “I am currently in Istanbul.

Earlier reports said he was rescued from the rubble of a collapsed building and taken to a hospital.