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Christian Atsu

The coffin containing the remains of former Ghana international football player Christian Atsu arrive in Accra, Ghana. (AFP)

Body of former Newcastle United footballer Atsu repatriated from Turkiye

  • Atsu’s body was found in the rubble of a luxury 12-story building in the southern Turkish city of Antakya on Saturday
  • Reports emerged a day after the earthquake that Atsu had been rescued from the rubble alive, but they were mistaken
By AP ·
Ex-Newcastle United footballer still missing in Turkiye after earthquake: Agent

Ex-Newcastle United footballer still missing in Turkiye after earthquake: Agent

By Arab News ·
Ghana footballer Atsu found alive in quake rubble: envoy

Ghana footballer Atsu found alive in quake rubble: envoy

By AFP ·
Newcastle United’s former midfielder Christian Atsu celebrates after scoring a goal. (File/AFP)

Former Newcastle United winger Atsu missing after Turkiye earthquake

By AFP ·

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