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The Argentine player sent a recording to his friends at the time of the crash
While rescuers were looking for the wreck of Argentine footballer Emiliano Sala in search of survivors, close friends revealed the last sound message sent by the player before the disappearance of the plane he had flown from France to Wales.
A 28-year-old plane carrying Sala was shot and wounded in the island of Guernsey, an island off the coast of northwestern France, which was to reach Nantes from Cardiff City. The same trip is excluded.
A 15-hour search showed bodies floating in the water but could not confirm if any of them were from the missing plane, said a police officer.
"If we landed on the water, the chances of survival at this stage are unfortunately slim," he said.
"I'm here on a plane that seems about to fall," he told The Times.
"I'm going to start training in the afternoons with my new team, let's see what happens," he said.
"If you do not get news from me in an hour and a half, I do not know if they will send someone to look for me," he said. "It's very difficult, to find me (…) as I'm scared."
Sala became the most expensive player in Cardiff City after accepting a transfer of 17 million euros to Nantes. He had signed contracts with Cardiff City several days ago, but he wanted to go to France to return his teammates, but the device disappeared from the radar screens. On the way back to England.
The plane disappeared Monday between France and England over the sea. Helicopters and rescue vessels swept an area of more than 1,000 square miles off the Channel Islands to looking for the plane that lost radar contact with the island of Guernsey.
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