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LONDON (Reuters) – British medical sources revealed Monday the results of an autopsy of Argentine gamer Emiliano Sala, whose plane crashed in the English Channel on October 21 while he traveled from Nantes to Welsh Cardiff.
Sala moved from Nantes to Cardiff City on the winter transfer market in January for 17 million euros, the most expensive player in the history of Cardiff City, but he did not play a minute.
According to the autopsy, the man who removed his body from the plane found at the bottom of the Channel did not die by drowning, but because of the accident of the Plane, where he was seriously injured in the head and chest.
The fate of the captain of the plane, David Epson, has not yet been revealed. His family asked for financial support to carry out his research and collected about 180,000 euros, enough to carry out the search for his body in the English Channel.
The Air Accident Investigation Bureau also announced that the final report on the accident would be submitted within six months to one year after all information relating to the aircraft and incident was collected.
Sala, 28, and Nantes scored 48 goals and 13 goals in 133 games.
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