Cardiff have expressed their dedication to “seek justice” and pursue their negligence declare towards Nantes because the fifth anniversary of Emiliano Sala’s demise approaches.
Sala died on January 21, 2019 when the sunshine plane he was travelling in from France crashed into the English Channel, two days after Cardiff had introduced the signing of the 28-year-old Argentinian ahead from Nantes.
Cardiff had been ordered by soccer’s world governing physique FIFA to pay the £15million switch price after sustaining Nantes should be held accountable for the accident which led to Sala’s demise, saying the flight was organised by the French membership’s agent.
The Sky Bet Championship membership have lodged a negligence declare within the French courts towards Nantes.
“As we approach the fifth anniversary of the loss of Emiliano Sala this Sunday, our thoughts are with his family and friends,” learn a Cardiff assertion revealed on the official membership web site.
“We are determined to seek justice and bring our claim against FC Nantes to a conclusion, so that the rights and wrongs of those involved can be scrutinised.
“In particular, we seek answers on the involvement of unauthorised football agents in the transfer.
“Independent steps have already been taken by the prosecutor in France to hold FC Nantes accountable for its use of unauthorised football agents, resulting in an indictment.”
Source: www.unbiased.co.uk