Isaac Promise: Former Nigeria striker dies aged 31

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Former Nigeria striker Isaac Promise has died at the age of 31.
American facet Austin Bold, his team, said that he passed away on Wednesday night but offered no explanation concerning the cause.
Promise was of the Nigeria aspect that won a silver medal.
He spent much of his profession in Turkey, together with Trabzonspor among his former teams, and also had a spell in Saudi Arabia with Al-Ahli.
Former West Ham defender Anton Ferdinand was one of the ones to pay tribute.
Im in shock, he wrote on Instagram. You were my room mate at Antalyaspor. RIP Isaac Promise. Rest well bro my prayers are with your loved ones and friends at this time.
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