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Liverpool artist John Culshaw has confirmed plans to paint a mural to Diogo Jota following his tragic passing at the age of 28.

The Portugal forward and his brother, Andre Silva, were involved in a devastating car crash that claimed the lives of both siblings last Thursday in a region of northern Spain.

It comes as tributes continue to flood in from across the globe to Jota and his brother, and further commemorations are planned.



A new mural honoring Liverpool’s No.

The news was confirmed by Culshaw on Monday, although no further details were shared.

Replying to a request from @TheDalglishStnd on X to paint a mural of Jota, the artist replied: “I’m starting one next week mate.”

Culshaw is responsible for several Liverpool-inspired murals across the city, including to Mohamed Salah and Jurgen Klopp, while he also produced one in April to celebrate the club’s 20th top-flight title triumph.

Jota’s will be among his most high-profile and eagerly anticipated yet, especially for a fanbase keen to pay tribute to the recently deceased striker.

Such was the demand from supporters to sign the book of condolence at Anfield, the opening hours were extended by a further two days and it remains available until Tuesday at 20:00 BST.

Fans continue to leave mementos outside the ground, such as scarves, shirts, flowers and even a gaming pad, which denotes Jota’s hobby of playing the FIFA video games.

The club broadcast a free-to-air show to commemorate Jota’s life on Monday, with an emotional John Aldridge forced to hold back the tears as he spoke to LFCTV.

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John Aldridge teared up as he paid tribute to Diogo Jota outside Anfield