Emiliano Sala's latest haunted calls reveal he was terrified, a convicted plane would disintegrate

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FOOTIE star Emiliano Sala sent haunting voice messages to his friends, revealing that he feared his plane would "break down" shortly before the aircraft lost contact.

The 28-year-old cardiff rookie was reportedly killed after the small private plane pbaded unnoticed over the Channel yesterday.

Emiliano Sala sent haunting voice messages to his friends before he lost contact with his flight

It seems that Sala sent a WhatsApp voice message to his friends while he was in the air, reported the Argentine newspaper Ole.

Sources told the Sun that the plane Piper PA-46 Malibu, which was going from Nantes to Cardiff, had managed to take off only after four attempts.

Latest updates on the missing plane from Sala:

The plane Piper PA-46 Malibu lost contact in Alderney Monday at 20:30 with a driver and footballer Emiliano Sala on board.
Rescue teams interrupted the searches Tuesday night and said they "were not expecting to find anyone alive."
Sala sent WhatsApp voicemail messages to his friends telling him that he feared that the plane would get "undone".
The plane was traveling from Nantes to Cardiff, where Sala had to start training with his new team.
The Sun revealed that the aircraft had managed to take off only after four attempts.

COOLING PREMONITION

"Hello, little brothers, how are you crazy?" Brother, I'm dead, I was here in Nantes doing things … and you do not finish anymore, you do not finish anymore, "says Sala in the audio.

I am starting to be afraid!

Emiliano Sala

"Guys, I'm on top of the plane that looks like it's falling apart. And I'm going to Cardiff, crazy, tomorrow we've already started. In the afternoon, we started to train, boys, in my new team. "

Sala later sent another message saying, "If you do not have any more news in an hour and a half, I do not know if they need to send someone to me." find … I'm getting scared! "

BUMPY TRAVEL

The footballer's father confirmed that his son could be heard in the recording.

Argentine Sala, from Argentina, sent a similar message to his former team-mate Nantes, Nicolas Pallois.

He is said to have "feared for his safety during the bumpy return back to the UK".

Sala and her pilot made last contact on Monday from their plane, just ahead of Alderney at 20:30.

"Do not hope to find someone alive"

Helicopters and coastguard rescue boats traveled 1,100 square miles of sea before halting searches at nightfall on Tuesday.

They found floating objects in the water, but the head of the rescue service warned they "did not expect to find anyone alive."

A Guernsey police spokesman said: "We have not found any sign of presence on board, and if they land in the water, the chances of survival are unfortunately slim.

"Two planes and one lifeboat are still looking for a decision on a night search will be made shortly."

FINAL POST OF POIGNANT

Sala made a moving comment in social media, saying his "last goodbye" a few hours before the disappearance of his plane.

The Cardiff record signing has completed its transfer of £ 15 million to the Premier League club over the weekend to help strengthen their fight to avoid relegation.

The 28-year-old then made a quick return trip to northwestern France, where he wanted to recover some business before finally settling in Wales.

Sala took the opportunity to visit his Nantes teammates where he caught up with the team and then posed for a group photo as a souvenir of the moment.

And in a poignant message, the Argentine posted the capture on his Instagram account with the simple message "La Ultima Ciao" – "The last goodbye".

Sala then left the club for South Wales – and has not yet landed in the midst of reports that a light aircraft has disappeared somewhere near the Channel Islands.

Growing fear

Cardiff and Nantes are both more and more concerned about the attacker and are actively trying to determine if the player was on board.

Guernsey police revealed that the search for the aircraft PA 46 Malibu had resumed at 8 o'clock this morning, although no trace of the aircraft was found at this point.

Cardiff issued a statement that confirms that they fear the worst.

President Mehmet Dalman said: "We are very concerned by the latest news that a light aircraft lost contact over the English Channel last night.

"We are waiting for confirmation before we can say more.

We are very worried about the safety of Emiliano Sala.

Cardiff President Mehmet Dalman

"We are very worried about the safety of Emiliano Sala."

Cardiff City general manager Ken Choo said the club was "very shocked" by the news and that the training was canceled as the players reacted to the tragedy.

He added: "We were expecting that Emiliano will arrive in Cardiff last night and was to be his first day with the team.

"Our owner, Tan Sri Vincent Tan, and his president, Mehmet Dalman, are all very concerned about the situation."

FAMILY & # 39; DESPERATE & # 39;

Sala's "desperate" family turned to the South American media for information.

The father of the star, Horatio, told Channel 5 News in Argentina: "A friend said to me, I did not know anything, I'm in Rosario, I'm desperate, I hope everything happens. goes well."

He added: "I spoke to Emiliano on Sunday.

"No one from Nantes has yet communicated with us, we are worried, desperate, it has taken us all by surprise.

I did not know anything, I'm in Rosario. I am desperate, hope that all is well

The father of Emiliano Sala, Horatio

"I have no information about the trip, the only thing I know, is that it was a small plane.

"They say that the plane has lost control of the track, I do not know what could have happened, I am speechless."

His mother, Mercedes, added: "The plane comes from the president of Cardiff City FC, they informed us that the plane was gone and that they were looking for it."