The Diogo Jota family gathered in the Portugal Church before Wake and Funeral

Gondomar, Portugal – Family and Friends of Liverpool striker Dyou Jota and his brother gathered Portuguese football players were killed In a car accident in Spain.

Some embraced and cried before entering the Capella da Resourio Sao Cosmi, where the funeral of the brothers is planned for Saturday.

Jota, 28, and his 25 -year -old brother, Andre Silva, were found dead near Zamora in northwest Spain yet. Lamborghini were driving their crash Over isolated from the highway after midnight on Thursday and exploded in the fire.

Spanish government officials said that their bodies were returned to Portugal after they were identified by the family.

Gotta and his parents have homes in Jendumar, where he started his career as a child. Gondomar is a working -class city next to Porto, where Gota was born.

The death of Gota occurred two weeks after He married a partner for a long time Rue Cardoso during its vacation in a long season, where Liverpool helped win the Premier League title. The couple gave birth to three children, the youngest of whom was born last year.

They said that the Spanish police were investigating the cause of the accident, which did not include another car.

His brother Silva played with the Portuguese club Benaville in the lower sections.

Pour condolences from Portuguese officials Football world The news of the accident also spread.

Liverpool fans put wreaths and team scarves outside the Anfield stadium, while a moment of silence was held before Portugal played Spain in the European Women’s Championship in Switzerland.

The loss felt sharply in his hometown, especially in the first football club, where Gota started playing at the age of nine.

“He never forgot his roots, nor his friends, because he had a group of friends who were with him in training here in Gondomar who even from time to time called to go and watch Liverpool games in England,” said Anselmo Serra, Director of Gondomar SC. “They were like a group of friends who have never forgotten over the years.”