Ghanaian giants Asante Kotoko have joined the growing wave of tributes following the tragic death of former Liverpool star Diogo Jota.
The 28-year-old Portuguese forward died in a devastating car accident near Zamora, in northwestern Spain, alongside his younger brother André Silva.
Kotoko, known affectionately as the Porcupine Warriors, described the news as “heartbreaking” and extended their deepest sympathies to Jota’s family and the wider football community.
Across the world, tributes have poured in. Cristiano Ronaldo, captain of Portugal, expressed disbelief over the tragedy, saying Jota’s passing “doesn’t make sense.”
Liverpool FC, where Jota made a lasting impact, said they are “devastated by the tragic passing” of their player.
NBA legend and Liverpool co-owner LeBron James also paid his respects, praying for “guidance and protection” for the bereaved family during this painful time.
Jota’s untimely death has sent shockwaves through football, reminding the world of the fragility of life.
