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Ghana Football Association has said former Chelsea striker Christian Atsu has been successfully rescued from the <a href="https://zero.pindula.co.zw/former-chelsea-striker-christian-atsu-trapped-in-rubble-after-earthquake-in-turkey/">rubble of a collapsed building following an earthquake</a> in southern Turkey and is currently receiving treatment.
The 31-year-old former Newcastle United star was caught up in the 7.7 magnitude earthquake which happened on Monday.
It is reported that Atsu has been found alive after being trapped for a period of time. Atsu is said to be having a foot injury and breathing difficulties.
Atsu currently plays for the Turkish club Hatayspor, which is located in the city of Hatay, which is one of the worst affected areas.
Teammates including Onur Ergun, Burak Oksuz, Ruben Ribeiro, Ze Luis and Kerim Alici are all safe.
Atsu joined Chelsea in 2013 and has played for a number of clubs in England. Last summer, he transferred to his current club Hatayspor.
He scored his first goal for the club on Sunday night shortly before the earthquake happened.
A second earthquake of magnitude 7.5 hit the south of Turkey just hours after the original quake. Parts of Syria have also been affected by the earthquake.
It has been reported that at least 2,800 people have tragically lost their lives. That number is expected to rise considerably in the coming days.
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A Saudi Arabian-backed consortium has withdrawn its £300 million bid to buy English Premier League side Newcastle United.
The group, which included Saudi Arabia’s sovereign wealth fund PIF, PCP Capital Partners and Reuben Brothers, had agreed to buy the club from Mike Ashley in April.
In a statement, the investor group said that the commercial agreement between it and the club’s owners had expired and its investment thesis could not be sustained.
The consortium’s withdrawal could allow American entrepreneur Henry Mauriss to take over the club.
Mauriss has registered his interest in Newcastle and remains extremely keen for the acquisition to happen.
Meanwhile, human rights groups and the fiancee of murdered journalist Jamal Khashoggi, Hatice Cengiz, had opposed the takeover.
Khashoggi, a critic of the authoritarian Saudi regime, was murdered by Saudi agents and his body was cut in pieces and thrown away in Turkey in 2018.
Peter Frankental, Amnesty International UK’s economic affairs programme director, claimed the bid had been an attempt by the Saudi Arabia government to “sports wash” their human rights record.
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