12 MINUTES BEFORE DISASTER: CCTV releases audio recording of Diogo Jota’s final phone call before the crash. The conversation sounds eerily prophetic, sending chills down the spine of those who hear it.

The tragic car accident that claimed the life of Diogo Jota sent shockwaves across the football world. But now, a newly released CCTV-linked audio recording of his final phone call, captured just 12 minutes before the fatal crash, has taken the heartbreak to an entirely new level — with haunting words that many are calling “chillingly prophetic.”

Local authorities investigating the accident revealed that traffic cameras near the crash site happened to pick up audio from Jota’s call via an advanced street surveillance system designed to monitor congestion and emergencies. What was meant to be a simple tool to ensure road safety ended up recording the last known conversation of the Liverpool and Portugal star.

In the recovered audio — which has since been partially leaked to the media — Jota is heard speaking to a close friend. His voice is calm, even cheerful, but then turns oddly contemplative.

“I don’t know, man… lately I keep having this weird feeling. Like maybe I’m pushing too hard, or time’s running out somehow,” Jota says, followed by a faint laugh. “Crazy, right? Maybe I just need more sleep.”

His friend responds lightheartedly, urging him to relax and focus on the upcoming matches. But Jota’s reply is what has everyone shaken.

“Yeah… it’s just that if anything ever happens, promise me you’ll look after them. You know who I mean,” he says, his voice suddenly serious.

A pause follows, then Jota chuckles again, trying to brush off the heaviness. “Anyway, forget it. I’m probably just being dramatic. I’ll see you soon.”

Those who have heard the full tape describe it as deeply unsettling, with an eerie sense of foreboding that now feels like a cruel twist of fate. Social media has exploded with reactions, many fans posting that they have goosebumps just reading the transcript.

Investigators have clarified that the content of the call shows no indication of foul play — only a tragically coincidental sense of unease from a man who had no idea what lay moments ahead.

For supporters worldwide, this haunting glimpse into Jota’s final minutes has only deepened the sorrow. It serves as a painful reminder of how fragile life is, and how sometimes, heartbreakingly, people seem to sense storms before they arrive.