Who is Emiliano Sala? The attacker who made the dream reality, now extinct on England's shores

The 28-year-old moved to Cardiff City from Nantes for 15 million pounds after a great season he had with the French team.

The plane, which was carrying it from France to the state of Wales, disappeared somewhere on the coast of England and has not yet been found.

But who is Emiliano Sala?

Emiliano Raul Sala Tafchal (born on October 31, 1990) is an Argentinan professional footballer playing attacker.

After he started playing with young people in Argentina, he began his professional career in France with Bordeaux, debuting in February 2012. After trying to enter the first team, he borrowed to Orleans and Niort in successive seasons. He enjoyed a good form in the two teams he borrowed, as at these two seasons he scored 39 goals.

After he first got involved in Willy Sagnol's plans, Bordeaux's coach back then for the next season, he again had problems and borrowed from Caen, writes Periscope.

The return from the loan caused Sala to lose her patience with his full card.

In 2015 he signed for Nantes as a complete transfer. In 117 presentations with the Les Canarisão, Sala scored 42 goals, while the last season was the best in his career.

Sala is currently the fifth best goalist in League 1, where she scored 12 goals and has given two assists.

My “My friends in Argentina cannot believe it, they will question me when they see me as France's best goalist, along with Mbpe “, it said then.

I'll never forget where I came from. The moment I'm actually going through is a result of this”, Sala had said at the time.

The brilliant shape he had in this season prompted Cardiff City to make an offer toward him, which was inconsistent for the management of Nantes.

Cardiff coach Neil Warock had personally gone to France to escort the Argentinian attacker to a match on December 5th, and after that, Warock was absolutely willing to transfer him to Premier League.

The operation was successfully completed after the Wellsian team signed for 15m euros with Sala, at the same time the most expensive transfer to club history.

He was introduced as Cardiff's most expensive transfer, and fans were looking forward to his debut.

Before his debut, however, he wanted to do one last thing, confirming his modesty.

He took a private plane that is now missing two days, with all of it, to get back to France, to greet his friends at the Nantes Club where he had spent four years.

The plane has crashed off the coast of England, while the whole world is already praying for its fate.

Cardiff would be a big step towards his career and reward for his hard work from poor childhood in Argentina. There is still hope that this can happen, since prayers are not stopping for a moment. /Periscopi