In a stunning development following the tragic car crash that claimed the life of football star Diogo Jota, investigators have recovered a final voice message from his  phone — and it wasn’t addressed to his wife.

According to sources close to the investigation, the three-minute voice recording was discovered in Jota’s encrypted messaging app and was sent just 14 minutes before the fatal crash. Even more shocking: it was sent to a contact labeled simply as “M.” Authorities have yet to determine the full identity of “M,” but the name does not appear in any of Jota’s known public or family circles.

Insiders say the content of the message may contain critical clues about what led to the accident. One source described the audio as “emotional, hurried, and filled with pauses,” suggesting that Jota was either under pressure — or trying to say something important before it was too late.

Speculation is now swirling about the nature of Jota’s connection to “M.” Was it a friend? A secret associate? Or someone else entirely?

Jota’s wife, Rute Cardoso, has reportedly not commented publicly on the discovery. However, a family friend told reporters that she was “devastated” upon learning that the last message he ever sent wasn’t to her — and is now demanding access to the full audio file.

The message is currently undergoing forensic analysis to determine whether Jota may have mentioned a threat, a plan, or even a name that could explain what happened in the final minutes of his life.

Authorities have not released the full voice recording yet — but an internal leak claims certain keywords from the audio have already sparked new leads.

Stay with us as we continue to follow this story. Full transcript and potential identity of “M” may be released in the coming days.