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The plane carrying missing Cardiff City striker Emiliano Sala was found yesterday, two weeks after it vanished, and his family has been alerted. The plane carrying Sala and pilot David Ibbotson disappeared on January 21 while flying over the English Channel. An official search for Sala's plane was stopped by Guernsey Police on January 24, with officials saying their chances of survival were extremely remote. The search for the missing plane was resumed three days later after football stars like Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbappe and others, including football fans raised  £325,000 for a private search to begin. Horacio Sala Sala's devastated dad, Horacio Sala, spoke to Cronica TV outside his home in Santa Fe, Argentina, after receiving the news, saying  "I can't believe it, this is a dream, a bad dream. I'm desperate. "I communicated with them every day, but since I do not have Whatsapp it's hard to call them or call me. "They told me tha

The search for Emiliano Sala, the Argentine player whose plane got missing while he was en route to his new club Cardiff City is set to resume. On Thursday, January 24 th , his family was told the search for the missing soccer star had been abandoned. This prompted calls for resumption from all over the world. Sala's sister, Romina Sala, was one of those who pleaded for the search to resume, and told the reporters she believes her brother and the pilot are still alive.  "I'm very confused. All I want is that they find my brother, they find the pilot ... that they put themselves in our shoes," she said. "I feel it in me that they are alive, that they are well, they are waiting for us. "I ask you please to not stop looking for them. Please do not stop, I thank you, I thank everyone. ... They are alive." Funds were raised through a GoFundMe page set up on January 25 to raise  €300,000 to resume the search for the missing aircraft. In less than thre