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Renowned UK-based Ghanaian gospel singer, Sonnie Badu has asked the GFA to let the death of Christian Atsu bring reforms to Ghana’s football.<\/p>\n
In a Facebook post today,\u00a0said: \u201cDear GFA @chris_atsu has been finally laid to rest. However, let me say this.. Let this be a reform of mindset and a change of attitude\u2026. I know our @ghana_fa_official chairman will do things differently<\/p>\n
\u201cI heard in recent interviews people saying that he was the Messi of Ghana\u2026 Well you guys retired him quick – whiles Messi is still playing the World Cup\u2026 Messi is 35 and Astu was 31 \u2026Let us learn how to make players feel important while they are alive. We should not wait for something to happen to them before we take over their funeral expenses and all of that.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe know that, most of the players get injured during international duties And it is to no surprise, that they end up losing their position, in their club teams and also national teams\u2026. That\u2019s why players like @thomaspartey5 would rather put their \ud83d\udcaf in club rather than national teams\u2026<\/p>\n
\u201cI heard the tribute read from the club, he told the coach he either plays or goes to see his family.. if one could only turn back time .. it shows how committed he was to his career \u2026champ you died a hero and you scored your last goal \u2026 it cannot be forgotten by the club\u2026\u2026 rest well .. your send off was beautiful\u2026,\u201d he said.<\/p>\n
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