Rescue a body from a plane "Premier League"

LONDON (Reuters) – British rescue teams found a body in the wreckage that crashed into the sea more than two weeks ago, in the company of Cardiff City and the pilot on board. announced Thursday Sky News.

Aviation investigators said the body found had not yet been identified and that he did not know if it belonged to Emiliano Sala Am and pilot David Abbotson.

Sala, 28, was traveling to Cardiff, UK, to travel to Cardiff City for his first Premier League game for Cardiff City, when the plane disappeared through the English Channel on 21 January.

Rescuers used vehicles that were working in "difficult conditions" to remove the wreckage from the water, said officials from the British Air Accident Investigation Branch.

A spokesman for the investigation team said the body found had been taken to forensic medicine at a Portland hospital in southern England.

The weather impeded the restoration efforts of the aircraft, which is still under 67 meters under water, 21 miles off the coast of Guernsey in the English Channel.

The rescue team recovered the wreckage Sunday after a mbad fundraising campaign to continue searching for it, after official searches were halted and a plane's hope was found on January 24th.

Sala signed with Cardiff City, leaving the French club Nantes in a 15 million pound contract two days before the disappearance of the plane over the water.

Nantes has taken legal action against Cardiff City to claim the first part of the transfer of £ 5 million.

Although Cardiff has not paid any transaction fees to the French club, many are waiting to answer several questions, including ownership of the Piper Malibu aircraft carrying the player and other issues.