The Ghanaian international has been recovered 'with injuries' after becoming trapped in the Turkish city of Hatay.
The Ghanaian international has been recovered"with injuries" after becoming trapped in the Turkish city of Hatay.Former Newcastle United footballer Christian Atsu has been rescued from rubble in Turkey after the building he was in collapsed.
Mr Özat also revealed that the football club's sporting director Taner Savut was still trapped in the debris.
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