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Liverpool immortalise Diogo Jota with touching online tribute following the Portuguese star's tragic death aged 28

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Liverpool Immortalises Diogo Jota with Touching Online Tribute After Tragic Death at Age 28

Liverpool Football Club is mourning the loss of their star forward Diogo Jota, who tragically died in a car crash in Spain along with his brother, Andre Silva, on July 3, 2025. Jota was just 28 years old.

The club expressed their devastation following the accident and has made no further comment, choosing instead to honour his memory respectfully. Jota, a Portuguese international, was highly regarded for his brilliance on the pitch, remarkable pace, and clinical finishing. With 65 goals in 182 appearances for Liverpool, he had become a key figure at Anfield and a beloved player among fans worldwide.



Beyond football, Jota was a devoted family man, recently married to his longtime partner Rute and father to three young children. The Liverpool community and supporters have rallied around his family during this difficult time, finding meaning in the club anthem You’ll Never Walk Alone.



In tribute, Liverpool retired the celebrated number 20 shirt that Jota wore at every level of the club—from academy squads to the men’s and women’s first teams.



During Liverpool’s first match since his passing, a pre-season friendly against Preston North End, powerful moments of remembrance took place:

  • Both teams wore black armbands in memory of Jota and his brother.
  • A minute’s silence was held, followed by the singing of You’ll Never Walk Alone.
  • Preston’s captain laid a wreath in front of Liverpool’s travelling supporters.
  • Fans displayed banners with heartfelt messages such as "Forever missed, forever loved, forever remembered, forever our number 20."
  • Liverpool players paid homage by copying Jota’s distinctive crocodile celebration after goals.

Senior players including Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson attended Jota’s funeral in Portugal but were rested for the game. Speaking about the loss, Liverpool’s manager emphasized Jota’s spirit of determination, saying that in difficult times the team would try to emulate his perseverance and ability to deliver in crucial moments.

Diogo Jota’s legacy transcends his on-field success. He personified hope, passion, and love for football. His infectious joy and dedication have left an indelible mark on the Liverpool family, who will forever remember him.


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