Offerings. For Emiliano Sala, in Nantes, another miracle was waiting. Photo: Reuters.
The news had an impact and quickly went viral. He said Cardiff, who play in the Championship, the second division of English football, had asked Nantes from France the payment of 95 million euros considered that he had responsibility for the plane crash that caused the death of Argentine soccer player Emiliano Sala and decided to take the case to the Court of Arbitration for Sport (TAS).
however, the Welsh club quickly came out to clarify the situation: “Cardiff City FC want to clarify that the stories in the press today in relation to a compensation claim against FC Nantes are untrue. The innuendos made can be completely dismissed as untrue“.
Cardiff acquired Sala from Nantes for 17 million euros but the player died when the plane carrying him from France to Great Britain crashed on a private flight on the English Channel on January 21, 2019.
Just three years after Sala’s death, Cardiff made public the cost of their relegation to the Championship in the 2018-2019 season in a book titled “The truth – The murder of Emiliano Sala”.
Emiliano Sala, on a plane.
The Welshman estimated the club had lost € 95m in television rights, advertising and sponsorship with relegation.. That is where the information he spread would have come from. The dayabout the false claim against Nantes for Sala’s death by concluding that agent Willie McKay acted on his behalf for the organization of the flight that would take the Argentine from France to Wales.
In the book the former Cardiff manager, Neil Warnockis convinced that a few goals from Sala will be enough to keep the team in the Premier League.
Neil Warnock, the former Cardiff manager at the farewell of Emiliano Sala. Photo: Reuters
The investigation
Sala was “deeply unconscious” after experiencing poisoning from inhaling toxic gases before dying from severe blows to the head and chest in a plane crash in 2019, according to a British jury on Thursday, March 17th.
Sala died when the single-engine Piper Malibu plane carrying him crashed into the English Channel.
The jury in court in Bournemouth, England, found that Sala was the passenger on the private plane with the pilot, David Ibbotson, who did not have the proper authority to fly at night.
The aircraft was damaged when it crashed into the sea. Ibbotson’s body was never found.
Sala’s plane crashed into the sea. Photo: AP
Pathologist Basil Purdue said “Sala lost consciousness due to severe poisoning” from building up carbon monoxide inside the cabin because the plane’s system was faulty to dissolve it.
The doctor added that the soccer player was “deeply unconscious” before the plane landed. Purdue added that Sala was still alive at the time of the impact and died from severe blows to the head and chest.
David Henderson, owner of the plane, was sentenced to 18 months in prison. Photo: AFP
Pilot and businessman David Henderson manages the aircraft on behalf of its owner and manages its flight scheduling, piloting and maintenance, even though he is not its legal operator.
Henderson was sentenced in November to 18 months in prison. In the majority of the decision, he was found guilty of putting the safety of an aircraft at risk. He had previously pleaded guilty to another crime for attempting to remove a passenger without permission or authorization.
Source: agencies
Source: Clarin