Mourinho sad – believes the Reds will fight even harder for Jota

Jose Mourinho pays heartfelt condolences to Diogo Jota after Liverpool star tragically dies aged 28

    The former Manchester United boss has described his fellow Portuguese as a “really good guy” ทางเข้า UFABET สำหรับสมาชิกใหม่ สมัครวันนี้ รับโบนัสฟรี and said Liverpool will be closer than ever from now on.

    Jota and his 26-year-old brother Andre Silva were killed in a car crash in northern Spain early Thursday morning. When Jota’s Lamborghini is believe to have burst a tyre while trying to overtake.

    The Portuguese coach has spoken about his own experience of losing a young player in a car accident while at Porto and hopes Jota’s memory will give Liverpool more “soul” as a club.

    Speaking to Sky Sports, Mourinho, now manager of Fenerbahce in Turkey, said: “When people leave this world, we say: ‘What a nice guy!’ Diogo was a really nice guy.

    “He has the same agent as me, so of course I know him quite well and the people at Liverpool know what I’m saying is true. He’s a lad who didn’t have it easy, he had to fight to get to where he is now.”

    “Three children without a father, a wife without a husband, parents losing two sons… It’s crazy, it’s hard to accept. Maybe one day we’ll understand, but not now.”

    “It happened to me many years ago when I was working at Porto with Bobby Robson. One of our boys, a boy we loved, died in a car accident. Instead of the boys suffering alone, a group of boys suffered together and fought for their memory. The boy’s name was Rui Filipe and I think we won the trophy for him.”

    “At Liverpool, they will suffer together. They are a great club. I think they are making the decision to retire the No. 20 shirt at Anfield. He will always be part of the family. Maybe they have lost a player, but maybe they have gained more spirit than they had.”