🚨 Diogo Jota Car CRASH Investigation Report – Shocking Evidence Exposed! 🚨

New leaks from the black box and eerie forensic details suggest something far darker may have happened in the tragic crash that took Diogo Jota’s life. 😱

Diogo Jota’s Lamborghini crashed on a road plagued with ‘many faults’, with the stretch of highway seeing a near-fatal smash just days earlier, an expert has said.

Liverpool star Jota and his footballer brother Andre Silva both died in last Thursday’s horror smash in Spain.

Police preparing a report about the fatal accident on the A-52 near Zamora, by Spain‘s north-west border with Portugal, are yet to say how fast they think the acid green £180,000 Lamborghini Huracan was going.

However, a road expert today warned the road the pair were driving on was rife with issues – and that the speed they were travelling would not have been the only factor in the tragedy.

Javier Lopez Delgado believed the road surface had been a contributing factor to the men’s deaths, insisting: ‘You can clearly see it had many faults.’

Mr Lopez Delgado, president of the Spanish Association of Road Safety Auditors (ASEVI), pointed the finger at ‘multiple factors’ including the driving speed, saying: ‘If they had been going at 55mph they probably wouldn’t have been killed.

‘It seems very clear they were going very fast because of the skid marks.’

It is not yet clear whether the Civil Guard or the investigating court awaiting the full police report will make the findings public and officials have not yet said who was driving.

Speaking on the day of the crash in the sparsely-populated municipality of Cernadilla just ten miles over the border with Portugal, the force said: ‘Everything is pointing to a tyre blowout as the car was overtaking.

‘As a result of the accident, the car caught fire and both occupants died.’

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Diogo Jota tragically died just days after marrying childhood sweetheart Rute Cardoso – who he shares three young children with – Denis, Duarte, and a daughter born in 2024, whose name has not been revealed

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Jota was travelling with his brother in his Jota acid green £180,000 Lamborghini Huracan

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Police preparing a report on last Thursday’s fatal accident are yet to say how fast they think Jota’s motor was travelling (pictured is the crash site)

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The highway were the fatal smash took place (pictured) is allegedly plagued by faults

In comments to local paper La Opinion de Zamora, expert engineer Mr Lopez Delgado said even if the blown-out tyre was not in the ‘right condition’ or at the ‘correct pressure’, it would not be the only factor in the crash.

He told La Opinion de Zamora the central reservation barrier the siblings slammed into acted as an ‘obstacle’ because ‘the length and angle of incidence were not correct.’

Referencing another accident in the same spot eight days earlier in which a 60-year-old woman was severely injured and had to be cut free from the wreckage of her vehicle by firefighters, Mr Lopez Delgado said: ‘it could be a coincidence but I’m not a big believer in coincidences.

‘When two different cars come off the road at the same kilometre point something’s up.’

Town hall sources in Cernadilla, home to just over 100 people, branded the A-52 highway where last Thursday’s crash happened as ‘very dangerous’ after it emerged dad-of-three Diogo, 28, and his 25-year-old brother had died.

One quoted by local press said last Thursday: ‘As it passes through Cernadilla it is full of bends at 120 kilometres per hour.

‘Exceeding the speed limit or poor visibility at night are often the cause of accidents in these areas.

‘Today it was two famous footballers, who had a great career ahead of them, but perhaps tomorrow the victims will be two more anonymous people.’

The road, also popularly as the Rias Bajas motorway, has also been described as an accident blackspot due to the regular presence of wild animals, in particular Iberian wolves and deer which are often the cause of collisions.

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A female driver, 60, nearly died on the same dangerous highway where Liverpool footballer Diogo Jota and his younger brother only died in a Lamborghini crash, just over a week ago

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The car the brothers were driving in burst into flames following the crash (pictured is the remains of the Lamborghini the pair were in at the time)

The Civil Guard said hours after the crash in its only official statement so far : ‘A road accident occurred this morning at 00.30 hours at kilometre 65 of the A52, in the municipality of Cernadilla, Zamora.

‘A vehicle left the road, everything points to a tyre blowout while overtaking.

‘As a result of the accident, the car caught fire and both occupants died. Pending the conclusion of the expert tests, the identification of one of the deceased is Diogo Jota, a Liverpool FC player, and his brother Andre Felipe.’

Diogo Jota was heading to the northern Spanish port city of Santander with his brother to catch a ferry to the UK and carry on to Liverpool after the Liverpool player and Portuguese international was advised not to travel by plane following lung surgery.

He had married his childhood sweetheart Rute Cardoso, mum to their three young children, on June 22.

The siblings’ funerals took place on Saturday at a church in their hometown of Gondomar near Porto.

Several Liverpool players and Diogo’s Portugal teammates were among those who attended after paying their last respects at a wake the previous day.

News of the tragic came as it was Jota’s widow could stand to inherit up to £35million from his estate for the financial security of her and their three children, MailOnline can reveal.