Spain’s Diary Castilla Y Leon released images from the scene of the accident that victimized the Liverpool Diogo Jota player, and his brother, also player, André Silva, from Penafiel, from Portugal.
According to the official statement of the Spain Civil Guard, the probable cause of the accident would have been the explosion of a tire during an overtaking maneuver, which led to the loss of vehicle control.
He died at dawn on Thursday (3) in a car accident in the municipality of Zambora, Spain. The car where the two were caught fire after the crash.
At the height of kilometer 65 of A-52, near the municipality of Palacios de Sanabria.
The warning was given by witnesses to the Castile and Leão Emergency Center, which mobilized immediate help, including the Guardia Civil of trafficking, the firefighters, an emergency medical unit and medical teams of the nearest health center.
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Despite the rapid intervention, the two brothers were found lifeless inside the vehicle, completely charred.
Initially, the identity of the victims was unknown, but the automotive document allowed the athletes to identify.
Diogo Jota had just won the Premier League for Liverpool, a club he defended for five years, and the League of Nations for the Portuguese team.
