The ship war between Cardiff City and Nantom has reached a new, unprecedented level. The Welsh club officially seeks compensation from the French side in the amount of approximately 105 million pounds sterling (over 120 million euros) for the death of striker Emiliano Sali.

The essence of Cardiff's claims lies in the financial expenses that the club recognized through the exit from the English Premier League for the 2018/19 season. The Welshness of the Welsh decided to conduct an analytical study, as it is impossible to conclude: as if Sal had flown and earned for the team, having scored enough goals to save his registration in the elite.

In addition, Cardiff lays responsibility for organizing the fatal transfer to agents connected with Nantes. Legal rumors were raised by the commercial court of Nantes. The French club responded to calls from storms.

Representatives of the Canaries released a harsh statement in which they called Cardiff's affairs a judicial reinvestigation and a morally unpleasant vice.

“After FIFA, the Court of Arbitration for Sport and the Swiss Federal Court confirmed that Cardiff is required to pay the transfer fee of the driver, the British club is opening a new judicial front, hanging hypotheses about those.

Apparently, Emiliano Sala tragically died in a plane crash over the English Channel in 2019, when he flew to Wels to complete his transfer. Therefore, clubs do not use super cards for financial reasons.