Premier League In English football there was a big concern for Emiliano Sala (28), the recordtransfer of Cardiff City. The Argentine striker, who only last week signed for the club from the Premier League, found himself on board of a privévliegtuig that is missing is hit, and of which no trace is found. Morning the search resumed.

Sala signed on Saturday a contract for 3.5 years at Cardiff City. The number 18 in the Premier League imposed a 15 million pounds (17 million euros) – a clubrecord – on the table for the attacker, who happens to of the French FC Nantes. The Argentine flew yesterday, so just over and over again to Nantes to the last formalities to complete and his former teammates, including Anthony Limbombe (ex-Club Brugge), to wave. Today, he focuses on training provision in Cardiff.

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The éénmotorige privévliegtuig – a Piper Malibu – that was transporting him, disappeared Monday evening around 21: 30 hours, however the radar. Since then, lacking any trace. Helicopters have the last night searched the plane but found nothing. This morning, the search resumed, but also without any great success. The British police reports that there is a only a number of floating objects are localized, but can’t confirm if those pieces actually have something to do with the plane crash. Local media know that Nantes defender Nicolas Pallois last night from the Sala to the airport would have brought. Presumably aircraft had only two occupants: Sala and the pilot. Around 18h, it was decided to search today strike, tomorrow morning, is that perhaps at dawn resumed.

John Fitzgerald, president of the Channel Islands Air Search , one of the organizations that run your search, cherishes little hope. “Personally, I don’t think that we are still a few survivors will find. If they landed safely, we would now already have known. There seems to us no other chance to exist than that they are in the water ended up or at least have touched.” Fitzgerald adds that the chances of survival in the icy water practically nil.