Emiliano Sala: Footballers Paid Tribute After He Gone Missing

Cardiff Sticker player went missing a week earlier and search is been in progress for his search. Incident took place while he was in plane. Suddenly his plane got off the radar and no one is having any clue where the plane go. His girlfriend is claiming that he is still alive on an island. There is been other news too. One news is proved that it is fake. Let’s see all the points together.

Emiliano Sala’s absence was noted in Arsenal’s matchday programme for the Welsh club’s first fixture since the aircraft carrying the striker disappeared last week. Arsenal hosted the Bluebirds in London on Wednesday (NZ time), honouring the missing Sala with a daffodil flower by his name on the matchday programme.

After the Premier League match, Cardiff manager Neil Warnock admitted there had been occasions over the last seven days when he did not want to get out of bed.

“What’s gone on this week is unprecedented, really. I can’t explain really how it’s been,” he told reporters, keeping his gaze on the desk in front of him.

“You’ve not really wanted to get out of bed because everything was really miserable. Nobody could do anything about it. It’s been really difficult.

“I know we’ve lost a game of football but there are more important things.”

N’Golo Kante Financing Search is a Fake News

Searches are continuing in an attempt to find Cardiff City striker Emiliano Sala.

It’s been widely reported that Sala’s family have raised a considerable amount of money from an online campaign.

Several high profile footballers have contributed to the Sala search fund.

Most of the players have been French, as Sala made a name for himself with Nantes before his recent 15 million pound move to Cardiff.

No hits for Kante / Sala in the @TimesSport archive. These are the stories published about Kante in their paper / on their website this week. pic.twitter.com/bLAMoYSoCX

— Kristof Terreur 📰🎥 (@HLNinEngeland) January 27, 2019

Correct, we didn’t report it

— Times Sport (@TimesSport) January 27, 2019