Ahmed Musa

Ahmed Musa on July 22 joined Istanbul's VavaCars Fatih Karagümrük from Nigerian football club Kano Pillars.

A video on the Turkish club's Twitter account shows the 28-year-old signing his contract.

During his career, the Nigerian attacker has played for standout clubs like Leicester City and CSKA Moscow.

He made 1 assist in 7 games for Kano Pillars.

Ahmed Musa was finally sentenced to one year in prison and a fine of BGN 5,000 for inciting hatred on religious grounds, according to the ruling of the Supreme Court of Cassation (SCC).

Nigeria's Ahmed Musa, second from left, celebrates after scoring his side's opening goal during the group D match between Nigeria and Iceland at the 2018 soccer World Cup in the Volgograd Arena in Volgograd, Russia, Friday, June 22, 2018. AP Photo/Themba Hadebe

BELGRADE - Red Star Belgrade drew 0-0 with CSKA Moscow at home in the first leg of the UEFA Europa League Round of 32 on Tuesday.

In front of 35,642 spectators at the Rajko Mitic Stadium, CSKA dominated posession and threatened to score through Vitinho and Ahmed Musa, but Red Star had the two best opportunities of the game, magnificently denied by CSKA goalkeeper Igor Akinfeev.

The Plovdiv Appeal Court  upheld the ruling of the District Court in Pazardzhik on August 2, which left Ahmed Musa Ahmed's request for replacement of his "detention" measure with the lighter one, FOCUS News reported.

77 Bulgarian citizens are included in the "black list" of the Turkish Interior Ministry. The reason is that they're suspected for participation in terrorist organizations, according to a report by the Ministry of Interior of our Southern neighbor, dedicated to the fighting with the Islamic State group, quoted by bTV. 

The Pazardzhik District Court has released from the arrest Ahmed Musa Ahmed on bail of BGN 5,000, reported BNR.

Ahmed and 13 of his supporters have been indicted on charges of spreading the ideas of the terrorist organisation Islamic State and calling for war.

All witnesses in the case against Ahmed Musa Ahmed and his 13 supporters who were questioned on Thursday by the Pazardzhik District Court have withdrawn their statements, reported BNR.

The witnesses were mostly from the Iztok Roma neighbourhood. All of them stated that, during their initial statements, they were confused or misunderstood.

The trafficking of refugees in Bulgaria has reportedly taken a new route across the country's border with Greece.

This takes place in the area of the abandoned village of Siv Kladenets near the Luda reka river, which runs along the Bulgarian-Greek border.

This was revealed by the journalist Stefan Tashev in an interview for private NOVA TV station on Thursday.

The Plovdiv Appellate Court upheld on Thursday the detention of the imam Ahmed Musa, who has been accused of preaching radical Islam in Bulgaria.

The court justified its decision, describing Musa as potentially dangerous and likely to go into hiding in case he is released.