By The Mirror | Fictional Report for Entertainment Purposes
In a revelation that has shaken the football world once again, an autopsy report has confirmed that Diogo Jota was conscious for nearly one minute after the crash that ultimately claimed his life — and in that final moment, the Liverpool star reportedly uttered six words meant for the fans who meant everything to him.
According to medical sources familiar with the report, Jota suffered critical internal injuries during the impact, but remained alive and aware for several seconds before falling unconscious.
A paramedic on the scene, who has chosen to remain anonymous, stated:
“He was slipping in and out. But he looked up at us, then whispered — almost instinctively — something we’ll never forget.”
🗣️ His Final Words: “Tell Them I’ll Never Walk Alone”
Those six words — “Tell them I’ll never walk alone” — have now been verified by two emergency responders and documented in official post-crash reports.
For Liverpool supporters, the words have struck a chord deeper than any chant, goal, or title.
“That’s not just a message. That’s a vow,” one fan wrote on social media.
“He carried the spirit of this club until his last breath.”
⚠️ New Insight from the Report
The coroner’s autopsy, completed earlier this week, outlined the timeline of trauma and confirmed:
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Jota’s heart was still beating nearly 50 seconds after impact
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There were no signs of instant unconsciousness
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He sustained multiple but survivable injuries — until internal bleeding progressed beyond critical
This finding aligns with earlier leaked information suggesting he may have tried to move inside the vehicle and potentially reach his phone.
🕯️ The Power of Six Words
In stadiums across the UK, tributes have already begun.
Fans have begun bringing scarves, notes, and banners to Anfield reading:
“I’ll Never Walk Alone, Either.”
“Tell Them We Heard Him.”
⚽ Final Thought
In a world of headlines, transfer rumours, and trophy chases, moments like these remind us what truly endures: heart, loyalty, and a bond between a player and his people.
In the end, Diogo Jota didn’t just represent Liverpool — he became part of its soul.
And with six whispered words, he made sure the fans would know it… forever.