By Daily Sports on January 6, 2018
Ahmed Musa’s agent Tony Harris has said that recent news linking his client to Turkish club Bursaspor is a complete joke and a figment of someone's imagination.
"We have indeed been approached by the top three clubs in Turkey but Musa is not keen to go to Turkey just yet. There’s a big chance that Musa will remain in England. I’m however surprised about the link to Bursaspor. I don’t know where the rumour came from,” Harris told Supersports.
"It's a complete joke and a figment of someone's imagination. Rest assured Musa is not going to Bursaspor," Harris explained to supersport.com. Harris who represents Nigerian international William Troost-Ekong who is also on the books of Bursaspor, said Musa is a top player who can play for any top team in the world. © supersport.com
•Photo shows Ahmed Musa.
Source Daily Sports
Posted January 6, 2018
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