Prince William shares new message after Diogo Jota’s heartbreaking death | Royal | News
Prince William, Liverpool Advanced Dioğo Jota’s death after the death of a new message. The Prince of Wales, the boss of the Football Association, went to social media to share his condolences.
He also signed the message with W. first. The heir to the throne wrote in an article in X: “As part of the football family, I was very sorry to hear the passing of Diogo Jota and his brother. Our thoughts family, friends and everyone who knows him. W.
Jota died tragically in Spain’s Zamora. Portuguese forward, with his brother Andre in a traffic accident reportedly reported. The incident occurred when a Lamborghini he traveled from the road and turned into flames after a suspicious rubber explosion.
On Thursday at 12.40 at 12.40, Palacios was found dead with his brother after the accident in the A-52 in Sanabria.
Police confirmed that Lamborghini was investigating the possibility of leaving the road due to a rubber explosion during overtaking, and that a source from the government sub -delegation in Zamora was considered a “possible speed of speed”.
It wasn’t only William who shared a tribute for the football star.
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, Jota’s death is “destructive news” and “there are millions of Liverpool fans, also football fans and at the same time shocking this by the non -football,” he said.
Liverpool said that the club was “ruined” by the news and that it was “an unimaginable loss”.
The Portuguese Football Federation also said that learning deaths is “ruined”: “deaths represent irreparable losses for Portugal football.”
Liverpool fans started to leave tribute outside the Amphito on Thursday morning – Flowers were laid with messages like “thank you for everything, Diogo”.
Portuguese National Team captain Cristiano Ronaldo, after the death of Liverpool Jota’s family “all the power in the world” wished he wished.
In the 2024/25 campaign, Jota was part of Liverpool’s leading league -winning side and scored six goals in 26 games.
In 2020, he joined the Merseyside Club from Wolverhampton Wanders – he won three major trophies.
