The helicopter belonging to Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha, the Thai billionaire owner of Leicester City Football Club, crashed outside the King Power Stadium in a ball of flames after a Premier League match on Saturday. According to unconfirmed reports the Thai tycoon was on board the helicopter. BREAKING: Leicester City owner Vichai Srivaddhanaprabha was on board the the helicopter which crashed outside the stadium. The owner's daughter, two pilots and an unidentified fifth person were also on board. For more on the story: https://t.co/1yjDmmRTBC pic.twitter.com/z3eHCR8H7y — Sky News (@SkyNews) October 28, 2018 Sources close to the club later told Reuters that his daughter was also in the helicopter during the crash, along with two pilots and a fifth person. There were no confirmed details on whether anyone on board survived and neither Srivaddhanaprabha’s representatives, nor the police, have yet released an official statement. Multiple videos from the scene show a massive fire at the stadium’s car park and emergency services arriving. The helicopter crashed just yards from the pitch in the club’s car park. Team manager Claude Puel was not on the helicopter, the source said. According to witnesses, the helicopter just cleared the top of the stadium before it started to spin. It then plummeted to the ground and burst into flames. Leicester City FC owner's helicopter in the car park. Watching this makes me sick. Hope they're OK. pic. Source: Breaking News
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