🚨 UNBELIEVABLE UPDATE in the probe into Diogo Jota’s tragic accident 😱💥 Some people have claimed Jota was drunk after partying at a nightclub with his brother, while others thought reckless speeding caused the disaster. But Liverpool manager Arne Slot has now shared what the official police report actually uncovered 😳 💣 Investigators found a suspicious material in the burnt wreckage — something resembling an explosive device! Authorities have kicked off an in-depth investigation into what might be a deliberate act of sabotage 💔 😱 Who would go so far as to plant a bomb in Jota’s vehicle? How did humanity sink to such cold-blooded cruelty? 🕯️ May Diogo Jota and his brother’s souls find peace.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot has shocked everyone by revealing new information about the deadly crash that took the lives of Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva. The accident happened on July 3, 2025, at about half past midnight on Spain’s A-52 highway near Zamora, shaking the football world to its core.

 

The 28-year-old Jota, who starred for Liverpool, and his 26-year-old brother, who played for Penafiel, were killed when their Lamborghini lost control, left the road, and exploded in flames, leaving no chance of survival.

 

At first, officials thought a sudden tire blowout during overtaking had caused the crash, but shocking findings from Spanish police have emerged, indicating that investigators discovered a suspicious substance in the wreckage that looked like an explosive device.

 

Slot announced at a press briefing that the authorities now suspect sabotage and are treating the incident as a criminal investigation rather than an accident, emphasizing that everyone involved is fully cooperating with the inquiry while being sensitive to the family’s grief.

 

The police confirmed that the substance didn’t match any normal car debris, leading them to abandon earlier theories that speeding, alcohol, or a mechanical fault caused the tragedy.

 

Rumors claiming Jota had been drinking after leaving a nightclub were swiftly discredited, as investigators found no sign of intoxication in either victim, despite widespread speculation on social media.

 

Forensic teams are now examining whether the explosion could have been triggered deliberately, as the potential use of an external device is considered a serious line of inquiry. The crash, which set nearby vegetation on fire, has left fans devastated and mourning the loss of a beloved player who only recently married and had three children.

 

With tributes flowing in from football icons like Cristiano Ronaldo, Jürgen Klopp, and Portugal’s Prime Minister, and UEFA holding a minute’s silence, the investigation’s grim turn has cast a long shadow over Liverpool’s preparations for the new season, especially as they struggle to adjust to Jota’s absence and other squad challenges.