US EditionWWE Superstar Sheamus Is Heartbroken After Diogo Jota's Tragic Death
- Portuguese and Liverpool forward Diogo Jota died in a car crash in Zamora, Spain, on July 3, 2025, after his Lamborghini left the road and caught fire.
- According to reports, in Zamora, Spain, their car fell off the road, killing both Portuguese and Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva, a Penafiel forward.
- Prior to his death, Jota, aged 28, lifted the Premier League and Nations League trophies over a month ago, highlighting his recent career success.
- Sheamus paid tribute on X saying 'You Will Never Walk Alone'; Klopp expressed struggle, saying 'There must be a bigger purpose' in social media posts.
- Football clubs and players, including Chelsea’s Enzo Maresca, offer support and grant compassionate leave following Diogo Jota’s death, highlighting the widespread grief in the football community.
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"Our Boy From Portugal, Forever": in Video, Liverpool's Magnificent Tribute After Diogo Jota's Death
Died of a road accident in Spain, the 28-year-old Portuguese received a vibrant tribute from his club in Liverpool.
Ceremonies of the two brothers begin today. The first day of the trial of the Mark Operation marked by tension and insulating episodes. And the road to pregnancy was the 5 hospitals and lost the baby.
Diogo Jota's 'touching words' to little girl told 'football isn't for women' - The Mirror
Diogo Jota has died at the age of 28 after being involved in a car crash in Spain, and people have been left inspired by the "touching" words he said to a little girl who was told football "isn't for women"
The Spanish talent died at the age of just 20.
In his presentation as a new player of Monaco, the French footballer left a message for the sad news of the death of the attacker of the Liv
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