Liverpool, UK — July 16, 2025
In a startling new revelation, Liverpool Football Club staff have confirmed that Diogo Jota personally delivered a sealed envelope to the team’s manager just three days before the tragic accident that claimed his life — and those who have seen the contents say they are both “mysterious” and “deeply unsettling.”
According to two senior staff members who spoke on condition of anonymity, Jota arrived unannounced at the club’s training facility on the morning of July 10. He reportedly asked to speak briefly — and privately — with the manager. During the short meeting, Jota handed over a sealed envelope and asked that it not be opened unless “something happened” to him.
The manager, assuming the gesture was personal or precautionary, initially kept the letter in a locked drawer. It was only after news of Jota’s fatal crash broke on July 13 that the envelope was opened in the presence of club executives and legal counsel.
What they found inside has not been disclosed publicly, but insiders describe the letter’s tone as “haunting” and “strangely predictive.” One person familiar with its contents told The Mirror:
“It wasn’t a goodbye letter. It was more like a warning. And it mentioned things none of us were prepared to read.”
Liverpool FC has declined official comment but confirmed that the letter was immediately handed over to Merseyside Police, who are now coordinating with Portuguese authorities as part of a wider investigation.
The discovery comes amid a growing list of mysterious findings connected to Jota’s final days — including a hidden audio message found on his iPad, a cryptic draft email, and a secret bank account tied to an unknown recipient.
While authorities have not revealed whether the letter contains names, accusations, or new evidence, its existence adds yet another layer of intrigue to what is rapidly becoming one of the most puzzling and emotionally charged chapters in recent football history.
As fans, teammates, and family continue to mourn, one thing is clear: Diogo Jota may have sensed that something was coming — and he may have tried to warn those he trusted most before it was too late.