Getafe Player Attacks Spanish Transport Minister Over Fatal Train Crash
Getafe player Davinci, whose father died in the Adamuz train crash, harshly attacked Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente, demanding his resignation and accountability eight months after the disaster.
Davinci, Getafe player and son of one of the victims of the Adamuz train crash, harshly attacked Spanish Transport Minister Oscar Puente in a social media post. Eight months after the disaster that claimed the life of his father, David Cordon, the footballer demanded accountability and called on the minister to resign.
The disaster occurred on January 18, 2026, in Adamuz, Cordoba province, when a severe train crash claimed the lives of 46 people and left over 100 injured. Eight months later, the investigation into the circumstances of the accident is still ongoing, and a final report determining the exact cause has not yet been published.
The 18-year-old left-back expressed frustration that even after eight months, no satisfactory answers or tangible consequences have followed. The Getafe player made it clear that financial compensation or official messages cannot make up for the loss, demanding true justice and accountability.
