Cristiano Ronaldo Reacts to Diogo Jota’s Death News – “It Doesn’t Make Sense”
- Cristiano Ronaldo Reacts to Diogo Jota’s Death News, his words “It doesn’t make sense” reflected confusion and sorrow at losing a friend and teammate.
- Tributes poured in from teammates, clubs, and officials; a minute’s silence planned across UEFA Women’s Euro.
- Jota’s wife and three children were at the heart of Ronaldo’s message of condolences.
- Legacy remembered,Celebrated for his skill, heart, and off‑field character—Jota’s legacy endures far beyond football.
Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of Portugal and five-time Ballon d’Or winner, expressed profound shock after the sudden death of teammate and close friend Diogo Jota.
The Liverpool forward, along with his brother André, died in a tragic car accident near Zamora, Spain, on July 3, 2025. Ronaldo’s message—shared on X—starkly reflected the disbelief felt across the sport:
“It doesn’t make sense… we were just in the national team, you had just gotten married.”
His words echoed a nation’s grief and brought a flood of tributes from across the football world.
Ronaldo’s Tribute: “It Doesn’t Make Sense”Ronaldo’s emotional post resonated deeply.
“It doesn’t make sense. Just now we were together in the national team, you had just gotten married… I send my condolences and wish them all the strength in the world. Rest in peace, Diogo and André. We’ll all miss you.”
He spoke of their recent shared moments: lifting the Nations League trophy in Munich and celebrating Jota’s wedding on June 22. Ronaldo’s heartfelt message underlined the sense of abrupt loss felt by teammates and fans alike.
Reaction Across Portugal and LiverpoolView this post on Instagram
The football community swiftly joined in mourning. Liverpool FC described the loss as “devastating” and asked for respect during this painful time.The Portuguese Football Federation and Prime Minister Luís Montenegro also issued condolences, while UEFA has scheduled a one‑minute silence at Women’s Euro 2025 fixtures in honour of the brothers.
At 28, Jota was at the peak of his career—scoring 65 goals in 182 Liverpool appearances, lifting the Premier League and recent Nations League titles, and leaving behind a loving family. Off the pitch, he was beloved for his humility and devotion as a husband and father of three.
His brother André, aged 26, also a footballer, died in the same crash. The tragedy has cast a somber shadow across both Portugal and England.
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Last Updated on July 3, 2025 by 247 News Around The World
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