OR UEFA He announced that he will be kept for a minute’s silence in Thursday’s (3/7/25) and Friday (4/7/25) matches in the women’s Euro, in his memory Diogo Zota.
The UEFA decision was made after the news of Diogo Zota’s death in a car accident in Spain, when his car was set on fire due to a buzzing tire.
The Federation announced its decision a few hours after announcing the news, with Alexander Cheferin (UEFA president) in his statements saying:
“Just three weeks ago, I had the honor of awarding Zota a medal after the UEFA Nations League final – a moment of joy, pride and celebration that will remain etched in our memory forever. His passion, energy and spirit on the pitch were inspired by all those surrounding him.
It is shocking to think that a life so full of joy and possibilities left so early. Rest in peace, dear Diogo. We won’t forget you. “