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Wolverhampton Wanderers have honoured the memory of Diogo Jota by inducting him into the club’s Hall of Fame.

Football fans and players across the world have continued to honour the memory of Jota and his brother Andre Silva, who both passed in an unfortunate car accident two weeks ago.

The Portuguese star was travelling back to Liverpool to resume pre-season training early when the unfortunate incident took place.

Liverpool FC announced that they have permanently retired the No.

20 jersey Jota wore during his time at Anfield in honour of him.

Several fan-led initiatives have also been created, with two murals already unveiled in honour of the former striker.

Jota’s former side, Wolves, had earlier announced tribute plans.

The club confirmed earlier this week that Diogo and André’s passing will also be marked at two of Wolves’ upcoming home fixtures – the final home friendly against Celta Vigo and the opening Premier League match against Manchester City.

They have now announced another tribute in honour of the Portuguese.

In a statement on the club’s official website, Wolves said:

“Diogo Jota has been inducted into the Wolves Hall of Fame, in a tribute that honours both his remarkable achievements for the club and the deep impact his passing has had on the footballing world.

“The Hall of Fame, which is run independently by a committee chaired by Wolves legend John Richards, has moved swiftly to make this rare and heartfelt decision, following the tragic and untimely death of Diogo and his younger brother André.

“Inductions into the most coveted part of the club’s museum are typically the result of detailed discussions over many weeks or months, but in this case, the decision was unanimous – a reflection of the overwhelming emotion felt by supporters and the wider football community, and the remarkable legacy Diogo leaves behind.

“There is such a feeling of sadness and disbelief around this awful tragedy that we wanted to make this tribute of our own as soon as we could,” said Wolves Hall of Fame chairman and club vice president John Richards.

“Like everyone else, we’ve been stunned by events, and we remember what a wonderful player Diogo was for Wolves during that unforgettable promotion season under Nuno and our early years back in the Premier League.

“His record of 44 goals at Wolves, and then 65 at Liverpool as a Premier League title winner, speaks volumes.

We saw no reason to delay this decision.

“We hope it will bring a little comfort to those who were close to Diogo and André, and we trust Wolves supporters will understand that this gesture is made with real love and admiration, and also fully justified.”

Wolves director of football administration Matt Wild said: “This is a moving gesture and one the club fully supports.

“Diogo was not only a phenomenal footballer, but someone who carried himself with humility and kindness throughout his time at Wolves, and will be sorely missed by all of us.

“His legacy here is etched into our history, and we are proud to see him recognised in this way.

The response from supporters has been overwhelming, and this Hall of Fame honour feels very fitting.”

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