Recovered a body of the wreck of the Argentine player Sala

LONDON (Reuters) – British rescue teams found a body in the wreck of Argentine striker Emiliano Sala of Cardiff City and crashed in the English Channel on 22 January.
According to Sky News, the investigators said that the body found had not yet been identified and that it did not specify whether it belonged to Emiliano Sala Am and Captain David Abbotsson.
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 hospital in the southern island of Portland.
Sala, 28, was traveling to Cardiff, England, to Cardiff City for his first match in Cardiff City when the plane disappeared on January 21 over the English Channel.
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 found the wreckage Sunday after a massive fund-raising campaign to continue searching for it after the interruption of official searches and the discovery of the hope of the day. plane found on January 24th.