The aircraft of Emiliano Sala "took four attempts to take off before disappearing mid-flight"

Emiliano Sala is still missing and it is feared that he died after the aircraft he was in disappeared Monday night over the Channel.

And while frightening details about the tragic theft continue to surface, reports indicate that the plane needed four attempts to take off successfully.

According to The Sun, the plane failed to leave the ground three times in Nantes before taking the plane that was to drive Sala to Cardiff to join his new club.

The new signature of the 28-year-old Bluebirds and the pilot were traveling aboard a small Piper Malibu aircraft, which finally reached a height of 5,000 feet before descending to 2,300 feet when it disappeared at 8:30 pm.

It was 19:15 when the plane took off on the fourth attempt. While he was in the air before disappearing, Sala sent messages to friends expressing his fears about the robbery.

In the audio released by Ole in Argentina, Sala states: "I am here in a plane that seems about to collapse and I am going to Cardiff, crazy, tomorrow we are already starting and the next day we are going to be there. afternoon we start training, boys, in my new team …

"Let's see what happens, so how are you brothers and sisters, okay?

"If in an hour and a half you have no news of me, I do not know if they will send someone to pick me up because they can not find me, but you know … Dad what a fear I have! "

He also reportedly expressed concern that the plane had traveled on the same plane this weekend on his return to France after being written in Cardiff.

The Bluebirds canceled their training on Tuesday following the tragic situation regarding their club record of £ 15 million in signatures.

The rescue teams announced that they would face a "very difficult decision in the morning" when they would consider resuming searches.