28-year-old Liverpool Gods Fighter both died and got married last month

On July 3, a sad news came from Spain. Le Marca quoted local media reports that Liverpool striker Diogo Jota unfortunately passed away in a traffic accident, and his life was forever frozen at the age of 28.

This tragedy happened in the early morning of this day local time, located 65 kilometers from the A-52 road in the province of Zamora, Spain, which is the section of the municipality of Palacios-de-Sanafria. According to witnesses on the 112 emergency call, Jota was riding in the same car with his 26-year-old brother Andre (also a professional player) at that time. The vehicle suddenly lost control and then a fire broke out. The raging fire quickly spread to the surrounding vegetation, and the situation at the scene was very critical. After the accident, the local area quickly activated the emergency response mechanism. The traffic police arrived at the scene as soon as possible to maintain order, and the Zamora Provincial Fire Brigade also quickly entered the fire extinguishing work, trying its best to control the fire and prevent it from spreading further. At the same time, the Emergency Coordination Center (CCU) of the Emergency Medical Service Center (Sacyl) dispatched an emergency medical unit (UME) and primary medical (MAP) personnel from the Mombuey Health Center rushed to the scene. However, despite the rescuers' struggle against time and doing their best, they were unable to save the two young lives in the end. They could only confirm on the scene that the two Ruta brothers died unfortunately.

Jota's sudden departure has caused countless fans to be in grief, and the football world has also lost a very talented player. May the dead rest in peace and the living be strong.

Diogo Jota has played for Ferreira, Porto, Wolves and Liverpool in his career. In September 2020, Jota transferred from Wolves to Liverpool, playing for the Reds in five seasons, scoring 65 goals and 26 assists, and helped Liverpool win the Premier League, League Cup and FA Cup championships. Jota scored 6 goals and gave 3 assists last season for Liverpool.

Wolves chairman Jeff Shi accepted an interview with the media and expressed his regret selling Jota to Liverpool that year.

Shi Yu said: "I don't think we should have sold Jota. At that time, I talked to Nuno Santo (the then coach of the team). I said we might sell a player, maybe Jota, or Traore."

"Then Nuno chose to keep Traore, who he thought was very important in his tactical system, so we sold Jota."

"Of course, he had a little too many injuries at that time. He was injured twice at that time. Months, then two months later he was injured again, and he didn't perform well in the last three or four months of his playing in the team. "

" But he performed well after going to Liverpool, and I'm happy for him. He is a smart boy and a good person. If history can be changed, I won't sell him."

And Jota's last social media was frozen yesterday, and he released a documentary about his wedding. And on June 22, Jota just held his wedding with his wife.