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She confirmed English font Friday night, Sala 's body was found in a part of the wreckage of the plane, which crashed Sea of anchor On the 21st of January she was on her way from France to Wales.
The discovery of the wreck occurred after the Sala family was able to collect donations and launch a special search after the authorities had stopped the search.
The 59-year-old driver is still unsure of the fate of this 59-year-old pilot, so his family posted a special page on the Internet. "As a family, we count on good people to help us collect the donations we desperately need, to help us find our father, our husband and our beloved son."
The statement added: "To be told that research is pending in the near future has only made this tragic period more difficult."
On Saturday morning, the campaign raised £ 25,000 out of the £ 300,000 expected ($ 390,000).
The Sala family, in a statement Friday, expressed its solidarity with "David Ibotson and his family, in the hope that the authorities will do their best to find him".
The plane crashed during a flight between the city French NantesSala, 28, defended the colors of her local team and the Welsh capital Cardiff, Premier League Prepares to welcome the Argentine striker into his team after leaving the French club.
The plane was lost on radar screens about 20 kilometers north of the island of Guernsey in the English Channel on January 21st.
Authorities had stopped searching for the plane before resuming the initiative of the Sala family, who used special resources during a search, funded by football players, including Sala. Lionel Messi, As well as many online donors.
Donations exceeded 370,000 euros ($ 422,000).
And not for voluntary contributions "Nobody was looking for the plane", According to what he told "AFP" David Mearns, sinking researcher and owner of the private company who found the debris, then was found Wednesday night and officially identified after 24 hours.
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Police confirmed Friday night that Sala 's body was found in a part of the wreckage of the plane, which crashed in the English Channel on January 21, while it was was en route from France to Wales.
The discovery of the wreck occurred after the Sala family was able to collect donations and launch a special search after the authorities had stopped the search.
In the shadow of the 59-year-old's fate, his family posted a special page on the Internet saying, "As a family, we rely on people to help us raise the funds we desperately need, to help us find our father, our husband and our beloved son. "He said.
"Knowing that research is underway in the near future has only made this tragic period more difficult," the statement said.
On Saturday morning, the campaign raised £ 25,000 out of the £ 300,000 expected ($ 390,000).
The Sala family said Friday in a statement its solidarity with "David Ibotson and his family, in the hope that the authorities will do everything in their power to find him."
The plane crashed during a flight between the French city of Nantes, where Sala, aged 28, defended the colors of her local team and Cardiff, the Welsh capital, whose English Premier League team was preparing to welcome the Argentine striker after leaving the French club.
The plane was lost on radar screens about 20 kilometers north of the island of Guernsey in the English Channel on January 21st.
The authorities stopped the search for the plane before taking over an initiative of the Sala family, which used special resources for research, funded by footballers, including the Sala Lionel Messi, as well as many online donors.
Donations exceeded 370,000 euros ($ 422,000).
If there were no donations, "no one would have looked for the plane," says David Merns, shipwreck researcher and owner of the private company that found the debris, before the body is found late Wednesday night. Officially after about 24 hours.
