Diogo Jota, from the Liverpool of England, dies in an accident in Spain and Archbishop regrets its departure

The archbishop of Liverpool (England), Mons. John Sherrington, lamented the death of the Portuguese Diogo Jota, star of Liverpool FC, and raised his prayers for him, his family and friends.

“I am really shocked and sad to listen to the heartbreaking news about the Liverpool Diogo Jota player,” said the prelate directed by the Archdiocese of Liverpool since May 27, one day after another tragedy enluta to the English city with the massive outrage that occurred during the parade in which the Liverpool celebrated having won the Premier League.

“Our thoughts and prayers are with his wife, his children, his family, his friends and the whole community,” said the archbishop of Liverpool, through the X account of his jurisdiction.

As reported CNN in SpanishDiogo Jota, star of Liverpool and the Portugal soccer team, died in a traffic accident in Spain. He was 28 years old, married June 22 and had three children with his wife.

The accident occurred near the city of Zamora, in the northwest of Spain. Diogo Jota’s brother, also the professional footballer André Silva, was another deadly victim of the accident.

Among the multiple samples of solidarity and closeness after the departure of Diogo Jota, the Premier League stands out, which made A felt publication in your X account.

“All in the Premier League we are shocked and devastated to find out about the tragic death of Diogo Jota and his brother André. Our deepest condolences to the Diogo family, to his friends, to Liverpool FC and all his fans at this heartbreaking moment. Football has lost a champion that we will miss forever. We will continue to support our friends and classmates of the club,” said the professional league of England.

Cristiano Ronaldo, the famous CR7 and captain of the Portugal team, also extended his condolences on his Instagram account.

“It makes no sense. Right now we were together in the national team, right now you were married. To his family, his wife and children, I send my condolences and I wish you all the strength of the world. I know you will always be with them. Qepd Diogo and André. We will all miss you,” he said.

Jürgen Klopp, the German coach who for several years directed Liverpool, also expressed his pain and shock, through his Instagram account.

“This is a time when I fight! There must be a bigger purpose! But I can’t see it! I am disconsolate when I find out about Diego’s death and his brother André. Diogo was not only a fantastic player, but also a great friend, a husband and affectionate and affectionate father! We are going to miss you a lot!” He exclaimed.

“All my prayers, thoughts and power for routing, children, family, friends and all who loved them! Rest in peace – love,” he concluded.

Fr. Juan Manuel Góngora, a Spanish priest with more than 85 thousand followers in X, said that “before this terrible tragedy, from our faith in risen Christ, we pray for the eternal rest of Diogo and his brother; and to give comfort and strengthen his wife, children and family. Rest in peace.”