Miller settles negligence suit brought by Cardiff City FC

Emiliano Sala
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Miller Insurance has agreed a settlement with Cardiff City Football Club, concluding a professional negligence suit brought against the broker in connection with the death of Emiliano Sala in 2019.

Argentine striker Sala was killed when his plane crashed in the English Channel in January 2019. He had been on his way to South Wales, having been signed by Cardiff from French side Nantes.

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