Liverpool and Portugal striker Diogo Jota, 28, tragically died in a car crash on Spain’s A‑52 near Zamora, alongside his brother André Silva, 26, in the early hours of July 3. The brothers were in a Lamborghini that veered off the road—likely due to a blown tire while passing another vehicle—and quickly caught fire.

Jota had just celebrated two weeks of marriage with Rute Cardoso, with whom he shared three young children. His final social post, just hours before the crash, was a heartfelt wedding video that read, “A day we will never forget” The news has sent shockwaves through football—clubs, teammates, and fans across the globe are mourning, with tributes pouring in from Cristiano Ronaldo to Liverpool FC and the Portuguese Football Federation.

Authorities continue to investigate the crash, with forensic teams analyzing the scene. Firefighters responded to contain the blaze, while the Spanish Civil Guard points to tire failure during an overtaking maneuver as the probable cause.

Watch this video summarizing the aftermath: