Cardiff-Nantes case over Sala death starts Monday
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Cardiff-Nantes case over Sala death starts Monday
"The Welsh club are seeking losses of more than £100 million ($133.4 million) from the French outfit in a negligence claim, covering the Argentinian striker's £15 million transfer fee and losses of other potential earnings. Sala, 28, died in January 2019 when the light aircraft he was travelling in to link up with the Bluebirds after the clubs concluded a deal crashed into the English Channel."
"Cardiff's contention is that Nantes are responsible, claiming the flight was organised by the agent enlisted by the French club. The case was originally due to be heard in September, but was adjourned until December following a request from Nantes. A statement from Cardiff issued on Sunday read: "Tomorrow, Nantes' commercial court will finally hear the substance of Cardiff City Football Club's case against FC Nantes. "The hearing marks another step towards uncovering the truth and establishing more accountability in football.""
Cardiff City seeks over £100 million from FC Nantes in a negligence claim linked to Emiliano Sala's death, including the £15 million transfer fee and other potential earnings. Emiliano Sala, 28, died in January 2019 when the light aircraft he was travelling in to join Cardiff after the clubs concluded a deal crashed into the English Channel. Cardiff contends Nantes are responsible, alleging the flight was organised by an agent enlisted by the French club. The French commercial court will hear the case on Monday after an earlier adjournment from September to December. Cardiff described the hearing as a step towards uncovering truth and accountability. Cardiff were in the Premier League at the time and are now in League One. The Press Association has contacted FC Nantes for comment.
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