Ajax’s attacking midfielder pays tribute to fallen Ghanian legend

Kudus Mohammed dedicate his goal to a fallen legend Christian Atsu Ghana Black Stars talismanic midfielder Kudus Mohammed was in splendid and excellent form as he lasted the entire duration of the match and also scored for his club AFC Ajax in their 4:0 home win over Sparta Rotterdam in the Netherlands Eredivisie round 22.

He scored his goal, which was the 4th goal of the match, in the 84th minute was his 9th league goal together with one assist in 21 games. They are 2nd on the league table with 46 points after 22 matches.

Mohammed was rated 8.8 in the Eredivisie league. He dedicated the goal to Christian Atsu, who recently died in an earthquake that occurred in Turkey on February 6.

The Ghanian Footballer, who also played for English clubs like Chelsea and Newcastle, Christian Atsu, was found dead under the debris of the house where he was living. Almost two weeks later, his agent reported that Atsu was no more.

Atsu, 31, was currently playing for Turkish club Hatayspor. He also played for Chelsea in 2013 and then moved to Newcastle in 2016. The Ghanian went missing since the earthquake occurred, which destroyed the apartment in which Atsu was living.

His club Hatayspor initially reported he was rescued “with injuries” but was confirmed dead a day later. Atsu’s family informed that he was planning to come home two days before the disaster but immediately changed the plan for unknown reasons.

President of Ghana Nana Akufo-Addo also paid tribute to the Ghanaian legend. While giving condolences to his family, he wrote, “On behalf of the Government and people of Ghana, I extend sincere condolences to his wife, children and family”.

He added, “Ghana football has lost one of its finest players and representative; he is irreplaceable. Atsu will be sorely missed and stays forever in our hearts”.