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Billy Hogan, John Henry, Tom Werner, and Mike Gordon have issued a statement after Diogo Jota's tragic death on Thursday.

Jota was involved in a fatal car accident alongside his brother, Andre Silva, with both pronounced dead at the scene.

Jota had just celebrated winning the UEFA Nations League with Portugal after winning the Premier League title with Liverpool, and tributes have poured in from his shocked teammates.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot has also expressed his deepest condolences, and now the owners, under the leadership of Fenway Sports Group, have released a statement.

"On behalf of the leadership teams at Liverpool Football Club and Fenway Sports Group, we offer our sincere and heartfelt condolences to the family and friends of our number 20 - Diogo Jota, and his brother Andre Silva," it read.

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We therefore cannot imagine how the immediate and wider family of these remarkable brothers must be feeling.

"Our thoughts, prayers and support are with them all.

"We all know what Diogo could do on the field of play and the vital role he played in our successes since he joined this club in 2020.

Diogo Jota celebrated winning the Premier League with Liverpool in May

Diogo was a loving father, son, husband and brother, and we, and everyone who knew him, will miss him deeply as we all try and process the enormity of today.

"Rest in peace, Diogo and Andre