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The twin sister of Ghanaian footballer Christian Atsu, Christiana Atsupie Twasam, has given an update on the well-being of the player's family after the recent earthquake in Turkey.
Atsu was trapped in the rubble for 26 hours before being rescued.
In an interview with crimecheckghana.org, Atsupe revealed that she had a strange feeling about the situation before receiving news of the earthquake.
She explained that she had seen Atsu score on Sunday and had planned to congratulate him, but fell asleep.
Atsupe went on to say that the children of Atsu are currently in London and she has spoken to them via video call.
“I saw him scoring in Sunday’s match, so I had planned to congratulate him when I get home but I slept off.
“Something strange happened when I woke up to use the washroom and I felt heavy in my spirit, so I said in my head that Atsu will not die. A few hours after this, his agent called to tell me about the earthquake,“ she added.
Allaying fears concerning the player’s wife and children, Atsupe said “the children are here in London, I have spoken to them in a video this morning. They are fine.”
“We are grateful to Ghanaians for their prayers and words of encouragement,“ she added.
Atsu was trapped in the rubble for 26 hours before being rescued.
In an interview with crimecheckghana.org, Atsupe revealed that she had a strange feeling about the situation before receiving news of the earthquake.
She explained that she had seen Atsu score on Sunday and had planned to congratulate him, but fell asleep.
Atsupe went on to say that the children of Atsu are currently in London and she has spoken to them via video call.
“I saw him scoring in Sunday’s match, so I had planned to congratulate him when I get home but I slept off.
“Something strange happened when I woke up to use the washroom and I felt heavy in my spirit, so I said in my head that Atsu will not die. A few hours after this, his agent called to tell me about the earthquake,“ she added.
Allaying fears concerning the player’s wife and children, Atsupe said “the children are here in London, I have spoken to them in a video this morning. They are fine.”
“We are grateful to Ghanaians for their prayers and words of encouragement,“ she added.