A delegation led by Jacob Partey, the father of Arsenal midfielder Thomas Partey, visited the family home of Christian Atsu to offer condolences following his passing.

Atsu was one of the casualties of the earthquake that occurred in Turkey and Syria on February 6.

During the visit, Mr Partey signed the book of condolence opened by the family. The delegation included Mrs Helina Partey, Manye Horgbayo II, Queen of Piengua Wekpeti, Ernest Sorgbodzor, Partey's local agent, and Samuel Delali Zigah, Partey's Public Relations Officer.

Several Black Stars players, including Abedi Ayew Pele, Asamoah Gyan, Sulley Muntari, Derek Asamoah, and Samuel Inkoom, have also visited the family to pay their respects.

Atsu passed away on February 18 after being under rubble for 12 days following his involvement in the disaster, which occurred a day after he scored a winning goal for Hatayspor in the Turkish Super Lig game against Kasimpasa.

Atsu's remains were received by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Regional Integration and his family in Ghana on February 19.

His one-week observation has been scheduled for March 4 at Adjiringanor Astro-Turf in Accra.

The 31-year-old footballer is survived by his wife and three children, who reside in the United Kingdom.

Earlier today, I joined the family of Thomas Teye Partey to commiserate with the family of the late Christian Atsu Twasam.????️

We pray for strength for the family during this difficult time! pic.twitter.com/zW1lx5t2zF

— Samuel Zigah (@samuel_zigah) March 3, 2023