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Ex-Chelsea Player Atsu Reportedly Trapped Under Turkey Earthquake Rubble

Ex-Chelsea player Atsu is reportedly trapped under the Turkey earthquake rubble.

 

Glamtush reports that former Chelsea winger Christian Atsu is reportedly ‘trapped under rubble’ as earthquake hits Turkey and Syria.

This online platform understands that Atsu now plays with Turkish club side Hatayspor following his move from Saudi Arabian side Al-Raed in 2022.

His club side is currently based in the region of Kahramanmara, one of the areas mostly hit by the devastating earthquake.

The sad incident is said to have left well over 1000 people dead in both Turkey and Syria and the death toll is predicted to rise to 10,000 after two earthquakes hit both countries.

The first was a 7.8 magnitude and the second a 7.5 magnitude earthquake which struck in the early hours of Monday morning.

Aside from Atsu, Hatayspor’s sporting director, Taner Savut, is also reported trapped under rubble.

 

GLAMTUSH

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