The Liverpool player died in a car accident 11 days after his wedding. The Athletic reports from Spain on a tragedy that stunned football

Diogo Jota owned a $3 million luxurious estate in his native Portugal, which he bought after he left his former clubThe late Liverpool also owned a stylish townhouse near the English city's centre, purchased in 2021 for millionsDays after his wedding,

Celtic winger Jota has honoured his late former international teammate Diogo Jota, who sadly passed away earlier this month at just 28 years old… The Liverpool forward tragically lost his life on 3 July, along with his 25-year-old brother Andre Silva, after his car experienced a tire blow-out while returning to England for pre-season preparations.

Diogo Jota's widow Rute Cardoso joined a host of Liverpool stars to visit the sea of floral tributes left to the Portuguese star outside Anfield.

The Prince of Wales, as patron of the Football Association (F.A.), English soccer's governing body, will have an acute understanding of what Jota's family are going through after his own mother, Princess Diana, died in a Paris car crash when he was 15.

Local police claimed the vehicle 'significantly exceeded the speed limit for the highway' at the time of the accident. However, a lorry driver who witnessed the crash said that Jota was not speeding and blamed the poor condition of the A-52 road.

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Fans have described a mural to Liverpool forward Diogo Jota near Anfield stadium as "absolutely class" after his death in a car crash. The words 'Forever 20', a reference to the Portuguese national's squad number,