Mohamed Salah “is afraid” to return to Liverpool after the death of a friend of Dugo Gota

Mohamed Salah says that the death of Dugo Jota makes him “afraid” to return to Liverpool after the breaking of the near season.

Gota and his brother Andre Silva were killed in the early hours of Thursday morning when Lamborghini, who were traveling on the way in the Spanish province of Zamora.

The spouses were believed to have been heading to Santander to arrest the ferry to England after Gota was notified of not flying due to a modern operation.

Jota and Silva – Salah will not be forgotten

Salah, one of the strike partners in Gota in Anfield, joined his teammates in his honor to Portugal, the famous international, who was 28 years old, two weeks ago and had three children.

He wrote on X: “I am really lost to words. Even yesterday, I never thought that there would be something that scares me from returning to Liverpool after a break. The teammates come and go but not so.

“It will be very difficult to accept that Dugo will not be when we return. My thoughts with his wife and children, and of course his parents who suddenly lost their children.

“The backers of Dugo and his brother Andre need all the support they can get. They will never be forgotten.”

I am really lost to words. Until yesterday, I didn’t think there would be something that would scare me from returning to Liverpool after the break. The teammates come and go, but not so. It will be very difficult to accept that Dugo will not be there when we go … pic.twitter.com/tiezpjoabr

Mohamed Salah (Mosalah) July 4, 2025

He woke up in Portugal

The mourners began this morning in the Portuguese town of Gondomar in order to wake up in Capela De Resurreicao before the funeral in Igreja Matriz, the neighboring Catholic Church, on Saturday morning. It is the same church in which Jota and his long -term partner married Cardoso on June 22.

Liverpool canceled the fitness tests that were planned for some players today.

A gradual return will now be coming next week.

Fans continued to visit anfield and put flowers. Former Captain Jordan Henderson joined them this morning, and took time to read the greeting before placing a wreath from his flowers with a memorandum attached to a reading: “Lick in peace, my friend, alongside your brother André. We will miss you all.”