Soccer player Christian Atsu found dead after Turkey quake, agent says
Atsu played on Ghana’s World Cup team in 2014. Before joining Hatayspor, his club in the Turkish Super Lig, he also played for Newcastle, Chelsea, Everton and Bournemouth in the Premier League, and had a brief stint with Saudi club Al Raed.
The Ghanaian soccer player scored nine goals in 65 appearances for Ghana between 2012 and 2019. Hours before the temblors struck this month, he scored the winning goal deep in stoppage time of Hatayspor’s Super Lig match against Kasimpasa.
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