Days after the Turkey earthquake, Ghanaian winger Christian Atsu’s whereabouts are still unknown, and his twin sister has acknowledged that this has caused her to have sleepless nights.
Christiana Atsupie Twasam’s twin brother had been saved following the earthquake, as was widely reported on Tuesday morning.
Following recent team updates, there is rising worry and dread for the safety and well-being of Ghanaian winger Christian Atsu.
The Ghanaian was discovered alive under the earthquake debris after only 26 hours, according to reports from Turkey on February 7th, 2023, and was being treated at a hospital.
On Wednesday, his team, Hatayaspor, abruptly altered course, stating that Atsu had not been located and that the reports of his discovery were an identity mistake.
The problem involving Christian Atsu is getting worse as club officials provide more details regarding his location.
If you have seen him, we thank God; if not, where is he? In an exclusive interview with crimecheckghana.org that davasnews.com was able to observe, Christiana Atsupie stated, “I can’t sleep at night because I don’t know where my brother is.”
“Right now, I’m unsure if my brother has been saved or not, and I’m in a state of bewilderment.
I realize the team is doing everything it can to look after their family and teammates, but why would you issue a statement guaranteeing his safety if you haven’t seen him? She questioned. Anyone who works in this profession knows how difficult it is.
Gurbey Kahveci, the club doctor for Hatayspor, said on Wednesday that the Ghanaian had not been located and that the identification had been made in error.
When we learned that he had been taken to Dortyol Hospital, we went and specifically checked, but he wasn’t there. Christian Atsu and sporting director Savut Taner are currently accepted as unlocated.
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