
At the bottom of the La-Channel Strait, fragments of a light-engine aircraft transporting Cardiff's football player Emiliano Salu were discovered. This was announced by the head of the private search operation David Mirns.
He added that divers will be sent to the place of detection of debris.
On January 19, 28-year-old Sala signed a contract with Cardiff, moving from the French Nante. The transfer amount amounted to record 15 million pounds for the British club. On January 21, after farewell to the members of his former team, he flew out of Nan to Wales. On board the aircraft, he was with 59-year-old pilot David Ibbotson. During the flight, the board disappeared from the radar.
Shortly before the disappearance of the fatsApp, he sent an audio community to his relatives and friends, where he said that their aircraft "is about to fall apart."
On January 24, the British authorities stopped searching for the aircraft, but the operation continued unofficially, for private donations. On January 30, chairs from the missing aircraft were discovered on the northwestern coast of France.