Overview
- Traffic police are examining wheel tread markings to confirm a tyre blowout and alleged speeding as key factors in the July 3 crash
- All tests conducted so far indicate Diogo Jota was driving the Lamborghini when it veered off the A-52 and caught fire
- Liverpool’s first-team squad reported for preseason at the AXA Training Centre on July 8, arriving to floral tributes honouring Jota and his brother
- The FA and Liverpool have scheduled moments of silence and other observances for the Community Shield on August 10 and the first home Premier League fixture on August 15
- Liverpool have pledged to pay the remaining two years of Jota’s contract to his widow, Rute Cardoso, and their three young children