Leicester City players do not want to travel to Cardiff for an away game now

Leicester City does not board a bus on Saturday to travel to Cardiff City. It will be the first match of the club since the death of the owner, Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha.

Leicester players find a flight "too intense" after the death of Srivaddhanaprabha in a helicopter crash, reported several British media Wednesday. This is why they prefer to travel about 250 kilometers from Welsh city center.

It had already been announced on Tuesday that Cardiff-Leicester was to take place. The players voted unanimously for the continuation of the match. The League Cup match between Leicester and Southampton on Tuesday was canceled due to the tragedy, as well as matches of the second team (against Jong Feyenoord) and the women's team.

Before all Premier League games, a minute of silence will be reserved next weekend. and

Srivaddhanaprabha has been president of the club since 2010, which under his leadership has been promoted to the highest level and has become, to everyone's surprise, champion of the Premier League.

Except Srivaddhanaprabha. as well as staff members of the Nursara Suknamai and Kaveporn Punpare club as well as pilots Eric Swaffer and Izabela Roza Lechowicz following the accident. gets up in the stadium and starts to spin and crush about half a minute later.

Aviation expert David Learmo said after studying these images against BBC that he did not notice any details. "You do not see anything abnormally at takeoff, but it's difficult to take off at a stadium, because ideally, you want to have the tailwind during take-off."

"The pilot lets the aircraft take off almost vertically, until it is higher then is on the roof of the stadium, then it turns right and, shortly afterwards , he loses control ", Learmount analyzes the images of the accident.

At the scene of the accident, a parking lot next to the King Power At this point, research is still ongoing on the cause of the accident. It should take a few days.