Liverpool forward Diogo Jota dies in car crash
Liverpool forward Diogo Jota has died following a car accident in Spain.
According to multiple reports, the incident occurred near Zamora, Spain, when the car the 28-year-old was in alongside his brother, Andre, went off the road.
The tragic news comes just two weeks after Jota married his long-term girlfriend Rute Cardoso in Porto.
Details later…
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