In a revelation that has rocked the football world, Liverpool’s new head coach Arne Slot has admitted he had a heated clash with Diogo Jota — just days before the shocking accident that claimed the striker’s life.
The Dutch manager, who only recently stepped into the Anfield hot seat, stunned fans with his confession:
“Yes, we argued. It got emotional… and I never thought those would be my last words to him.”
Insiders close to the club claim the row happened behind closed doors during a training session at Kirkby. Sources whisper that Jota, frustrated about his playing time and role in Slot’s new system, confronted the coach. What began as a professional disagreement reportedly escalated into raised voices and tense silence in the dressing room.
Now, fans are questioning whether the argument weighed heavily on Jota in the final days before his accident. Social media has exploded with speculation, with hashtags like #SlotVsJota and #GuiltGame trending worldwide.
One heartbroken supporter wrote: “This isn’t just a tragedy — it’s a nightmare. Slot will carry this guilt forever.” Another blasted: “Why reveal this now? The timing feels suspicious.”
Psychologists note that survivors often replay their final interactions with the deceased, but Slot’s decision to confess has added a dark and shocking twist to an already painful story.
What exactly was said in that final argument? Was it just football — or something far deeper? Until Slot chooses to tell the whole truth, fans will be left in the shadows, torn between sympathy and suspicion.