Liverpool key striker Dogu steering, hidden in a car accident in Spain
Attacker Dogu Steering, 28, who played an active part in the English professional football Liverpool and the Portuguese national team, died in an automobile accident.
Bibishi of the United Kingdom reported on the 3rd that “Steering (real name Dio -gu Teisheya Da Shuba) moved to the car with his younger brother Andre Xiuba in Samora, Spain.”
According to the Spanish police, Steel and Siuba in Lamborghini were overtaking other cars, and the tires were ruptured and swept away from the road. Steering has three children with his wife, Lute Kardoso, and died ten days after his wedding on the 22nd.
Steering has been running in Liverpool since 2020 through Porto and Wolverhampton, and has scored 47 goals in 123 games in the Premier League (EPL) for five seasons. 65 goals in 182 games.
He contributed to the Liverpool’s Premier League this season (2024-2025) and contributed to the Portuguese national team’s European Football Federation. The Portuguese national team scored 14 goals in 49 games. His brother Andre has also been a professional football player.
The Portuguese Football Association (FPF) made a statement and mourned, “Steering was more than an excellent player. It was respected by all colleagues and opponents, and it became an example of the community by spreading joy.”
Portuguese’s captain Cristiano Ronaldo said through social media, saying, “It’s ridiculous.”
Kim Chang -geum, senior reporter kimck@hani.co.kr
