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LONDON (Reuters) – The city of Cardiff has issued a statement on the disappearance of the new Argentinian player Emiliano Sala, expressing his astonishment at the disappearance of the aircraft on board.
"We were very shocked by the announcement of the disappearance of the aircraft," said the Premier League club release, "We were waiting for Emiliano's arrival in Cardiff and he should have start training with us tonight. "
"Our owner, Tan Sir Vincent Tan, and chairman of the board, Mehmet Dalman, are deeply saddened by this incident," Cardiff said in a statement.
"The first thing we did this morning was to cancel the training courses because the ideas of players, management, staff and the entire club with Emiliano and the driver."
"Cardiff would like to thank our fans and the football family for their support in this difficult time," Cardiff said. "We continue to pray for positive information."
The Argentine plane disappeared Monday after leaving France to travel to Cardiff, capital of Wales, after traveling to Cardiff City recently from Nantes.
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