Liverpool, July 5, 2025 – A chilling audio recording of Diogo Jota’s final phone call, captured just 12 minutes before his fatal car crash, has been released from CCTV footage, leaving fans and the football world in shock. The conversation, described as eerily prophetic, has sent shivers down the spines of those who have heard it, casting a haunting light on the moments leading up to the Liverpool star’s tragic death.
According to posts circulating on X, the audio, obtained from a roadside CCTV system, captures Jota speaking with a close confidant, believed to be his physiotherapist or a representative from his former Portuguese club. The conversation reportedly took place just after 10 PM on July 4, 2025, as Jota drove through Liverpool. While the exact contents of the call remain partially undisclosed, sources suggest Jota spoke about feeling “unsettled” and referenced an inexplicable sense of urgency, saying, “I just need to get home tonight, something doesn’t feel right.” The prophetic tone of his words has left listeners shaken, with many noting the eerie prescience of his unease.
The crash, which claimed the life of the 27-year-old Portuguese forward, has already devastated Liverpool supporters and the wider football community. Jota, known for his clinical finishing and relentless work rate, was a key figure in Jürgen Klopp’s squad and continued to shine under Arne Slot’s management. Reports from X posts indicate that Jota was in a “happy moment” earlier that day, making the sudden tragedy even more heart-wrenching. The audio, described by a Portuguese club chief quoted on X, paints a picture of a man unaware of the impending disaster, yet seemingly sensing something ominous.
Liverpool FC has yet to issue an official statement regarding the released audio, but the club is said to be cooperating with authorities investigating the crash. The CCTV footage, which includes the audio, is reportedly being analyzed to determine the cause of the accident, with no evidence of foul play confirmed at this stage. Fans have flooded social media with tributes, expressing grief and disbelief. One X user wrote, “Hearing Jota’s voice in that call is haunting. It’s like he knew something was coming. RIP, legend.” Another added, “This breaks my heart. He was more than a player—he was one of us.”
As the football world mourns, the release of this audio adds a layer of sorrow to an already tragic loss. Jota’s contributions to Liverpool, including his pivotal goals in the Premier League and Champions League, will be remembered forever. For now, the eerie recording serves as a stark reminder of life’s fragility, leaving fans clinging to memories of a star taken too soon.
Note: Details of the audio and crash circumstances are based on unverified posts found on X and should be treated as inconclusive until officially confirmed by authorities or Liverpool FC.