In a bombshell exclusive that deepens the mystery surrounding the late Liverpool star Diogo Jota, an airport worker has come forward with detailed logs and eyewitness testimony showing that Jota personally picked up a foreign woman from a private arrivals gate on multiple occasions in the weeks leading up to his fatal crash.
The woman, confirmed not to be his wife, was allegedly flown in on discreet bookings under alternate names — but what was once speculation is now backed by detailed security logs, access records, and a private collection of photos captured by internal surveillance and airport staff.
Whistleblower Reveals “Too Many Coincidences”
The whistleblower, who worked in VIP operations at a major UK airport, told The Telegraph under anonymity:
“I noticed the same woman arriving on inbound flights two, sometimes three times a month. Always the same man picked her up — I didn’t realize who he was at first. Then one day I heard a baggage handler say, ‘That’s Jota.’ And everything clicked.”
According to the internal schedule, Jota personally signed into the restricted zone multiple times using a club-issued security credential. The logs show exact matches with:
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Arrivals from Lisbon and Geneva
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Private transfer vehicle IDs tied to Jota’s off-duty driver
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And 30- to 45-minute gaps between the woman’s landing time and their recorded exit from the terminal together
The Photos: Moments Never Meant to Be Seen
The leak includes a folder of 18 intimate images, reportedly captured by internal airport cams and one personal phone camera — now verified and timestamped. They show:
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Jota waiting in the VIP car park, sunglasses and cap on
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The woman approaching him with a travel bag — they embrace
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The two walking closely, arms touching, heads turned toward each other
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In one particularly telling image, Jota appears to kiss her forehead before opening the car door
Airport security insiders say staff were instructed not to report or photograph VIP movement, but after Jota’s death and the surrounding media storm, one employee said:
“It didn’t feel like protecting a celebrity anymore. It felt like protecting a lie.”
Identity of the Woman Matches Previous Revelations
Investigators have now linked the woman in the airport images to the mysterious “M.A.”, who was:
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Named in Jota’s second will
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Seen in monthly UK arrival records over 3 years
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Allegedly the woman Jota argued with in a car park hours before the crash
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And potentially the subject of intimate photos found in Jota’s iCloud album
Family in Shock, Legal Team Reacts
Jota’s wife has not commented publicly, but her legal team has filed an emergency motion to freeze all will-related proceedings, citing:
“Ongoing concealment of relevant relationships and fraudulent financial redirection outside the marriage.”
Public Reaction: “This Was More Than an Affair”
Football fans and the general public are expressing disbelief — not only at the apparent affair, but at the length, complexity, and consistency of the arrangement:
“Three years of monthly pickups? Multiple identities? Airport-level access? This wasn’t a fling. It was a second life.”
Liverpool FC Maintains Silence
The club has issued no additional statement beyond its original condolences, though internal sources say an HR-led review is quietly underway, including how Jota used his club credentials to bypass security protocols.
What Happens Next
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Full surveillance footage is expected to be handed over to Merseyside Police by the end of the week
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The whistleblower’s identity is being protected, but may testify in civil probate court
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Digital forensics teams are now reviewing both Jota’s and the woman’s travel, hotel, and financial records for overlapping timelines