The site of the car accident in which Liverpool player Diogo Jota and his brother died in the north-western city of Zamora, Spain, July 3, 2025. Photo by AP Once the investigation is complete, the report will be submitted to the Puebla de Sanabria Court in Zamora.

Diogo Jota is thought to have been behind the wheel of his £185,000 Lamborghini when he and his brother Andre Silva died in a car crash last week, Spanish police have said.

Liverpool's Portuguese forward Diogo Jota was probably speeding when the Lamborghini car he was driving crashed in northwestern Spain, killing him and his brother, police said in a preliminary report on Tuesday.

Initial evidence indicates that former Liverpool forward Diogo Jota was speeding before he crashed a Lamborghini on a Spanish highway, killing the soccer star and his brother, Spain's Civil Guard told UPI on Tuesday.

The soccer world was rocked by heartbreaking news. Diogo Jota, the 28-year-old forward for Liverpool and Portugal’s national team, lost his life in a car accident while driving a Lamborghini in Spain.

The Liverpool star and his brother, Andre Silva, were killed last week when Jota's Lamborghini crashed and burst into flames

The soccer star had reportedly opted to take the longer route because he’d been advised by doctors not to get on a plane while recovering from a lung-related surgery.

Diogo Jota and his brother tragically passed away in a Lamborghini crash in Spain. Authorities are set to provide answers on the cause, with key questions remaining.

Liverpool FC player Diogo Jota and his brother died in a car accident in Spain in what the Premier League-winning club is calling an "unimaginable loss."

Liverpool’s forward, 28, died in a car crash near Zamora in northwestern Spain with his brother, the Portuguese Football Federation said on Thursday.

DIOGO Jota’s heartbroken wife visited Anfield yesterday to view the tributes left for her husband. Rute Cardoso, 28, hugged two children as she looked at the sea of flowers, teddies, scarves,