New hypotheses emerge after Diogo Jota and his brother's accident on the A-52

A new version has emerged regarding Diogo Jota’s accident

porEditorial Team

Argentina

The president of Asevi pointed to speed and the condition of the road as possible causes of last Thursday's accident

The tragic accident involving Diogo Jota, forward for Liverpool, and his brother André, footballer for Penafiel, is still being analyzed by the justice system, while new hypotheses are emerging that could change the course of the investigation.

The recent statements by Javier López Delgado, president of the Road Safety Auditors Association (Asevi), have opened other lines of analysis.

Javier López Delgado puso sobre la mesa otra posible versión de los hechos

The accident occurred last Thursday when the car they were traveling in left the A-52 highway and caught fire. Initially, local authorities attributed the accident to a tire blowout and heavy traffic. However, Delgado's perspective has added new elements that are now being considered.

The recent statements by Javier López Delgado, president of the Road Safety Auditors Association (Asevi), have opened other lines of analysis.

"If they'd been going 90 kilometers per hour (56 miles per hour), he probably wouldn't have died. It seems very clear that the speed was very high, because of the skid marks left behind," said the president of Asevi in an interview with La Opinión de Zamora, suggesting that excessive speed could have been decisive. He also mentioned the condition of the asphalt and the guardrail as possible factors that complicated the situation.

El estado de la ruta y el guardarrail podrían indicar velocidades más elevadas

Meanwhile, as the investigation continues, these new hypotheses could redirect responsibilities and explain more clearly how an accident that shocked European and world football occurred.

Why didn't he travel by plane?

Diogo Jota and his brother were making the journey by road to Santander, from where the footballer was scheduled to take a ferry to England to rejoin Liverpool's preseason. The choice of boat instead of plane was due to a medical recommendation, after a recent surgical procedure that made air travel inadvisable.

New hypotheses emerge after Diogo Jota and his brother's accident on the A-52

New hypotheses emerge after Diogo Jota and his brother's accident on the A-52

Why didn't he travel by plane?

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