“Sad day for Africa” – Super Eagles legend laments former Chelsea star Christian Atsu’s passing

The 31-year-old’s dying has shocked the sports activities world as they mourn the lack of the Ghanaian Hero.

Tremendous Eagles legend, Sunday Oliseh, has expressed his disappointment over the premature demise of former Chelsea and Newcastle participant, Christian Atsu, who died through the earthquake that rocked Turkey and Syria.

In accordance with stories, the 7.8-magnitude earthquake that shook Turkey and Syria and left the nation in ruins claimed round 41,000 lives.

Even supposing rescue operations are nonetheless trying, the variety of those that are nonetheless lacking has not been introduced. In the meantime, the Ghanaian star’s dying has been made public data.

Recall that Turkish Süper Lig challengers Hatayspor first claimed Atsu had been rescued with accidents after the disaster, however the membership rapidly reversed its stance after which claimed the previous Everton participant was nonetheless lacking.

Days later, the participant’s agent, Nana Sechere, publicly acknowledged that his consumer had handed away, claiming that the corpse was discovered beneath the wreckage of his home over two weeks after the Turkey earthquake.

What a horrible information to get up to. Let’s pray for his soul and the family members he left behind. Unhappy day for Africa as we lose one in all our stars. R.I.P bro https://t.co/RiZPjS4MRX

— Sunday Oliseh (@SundayOOliseh) February 18, 2023

The previous Ajax footballer then expressed his sorrow to the person’s household and the African neighborhood basically on his social media web page.

“What horrible information to get up to. Let’s pray for his soul and the family members he left behind. Unhappy day for Africa as we lose one in all our stars. R.I.P bro,” he composed.

The 31-year-old has performed 64 instances for Ghana since making his debut below Kwesi Appiah in 2012, tallying 10 objectives and 9 assists.