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Their history was tinged by tragedy even before a car crash claimed the life of Diogo Jota on Thursday morning.

Andy Robertson’s, full of humour and humanity, was an illustration of why so many at Liverpool cherished Jota, but it also demonstrated what a fine communicator the left-back can be.

I even called him Diogo MacJota.”

Robertson’s memories, of Jota watching the darts, of their trip together to the Cheltenham Festival, brought a personal touch.

“In the coming days, we as a club will look to honour our beloved number 20 with the respect and affection he so richly deserves,” they said.

Individually and collectively, the Liverpool family underlined what Jota meant.

“He had a zest for life that was utterly contagious.”

Mohamed Salah (right) says he’s fearful to return to Liverpool knowing Jota won’t be there (Getty Images)

It made his loss all the more painful.

As Mohamed Salah put it: “Until yesterday, I never thought there would be something that would frighten me of going back to Liverpool after the break.”

When Liverpool regroup for pre-season training, when they look around Kirkby or Anfield, there will be someone missing.