Shocking Leak: Personal Emails Show Jota's Widow Planned New Life in Spain Before Her Husband's Death, But New House Is In The Name Of Another Liverpool Player, Who Is It?
A sensational leak of private emails has thrown the late Diogo Jota’s family into turmoil — revealing that his widow may have been planning a new life in Spain even before his tragic death.
The emails, said to have been exchanged just weeks before the Liverpool forward’s passing, detail the purchase of a luxury villa on the Spanish coast. But the most explosive detail? The property was not registered in her name — but in the name of another Liverpool player.
An insider close to the investigation admitted: “The emails are real, and they are devastating. They suggest preparations for a fresh start — and raise serious questions about why the house was bought under someone else’s name.”
The revelation has stunned fans, who are already reeling from a string of unexpected twists surrounding Jota’s untimely death. Online forums are ablaze with speculation over the mysterious Liverpool teammate whose name appears on the documents, with supporters calling the situation “the biggest betrayal in football.”
Some believe the arrangement could have been financial, a discreet favour between friends. Others, however, see it as evidence of a secret relationship that may have been unfolding behind the scenes long before Jota’s passing.
“The timing is chilling. The idea that she was preparing to start over, and with a house tied to another Liverpool star, has left everyone speechless,” said one shocked supporter.
Neither the widow nor the unnamed player has commented, while Liverpool FC has declined to address the matter publicly.
For Jota’s grieving family, the leak reopens wounds that had barely begun to heal. One relative told reporters: “This isn’t just gossip. These emails change how people will see everything that happened.”
The scandal is already being called one of the most explosive off-pitch dramas in Premier League history — and the question everyone is asking remains unanswered: which Liverpool player’s name is on the deeds of that Spanish villa?