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Liverpool are a club who often strive to do the right thing in the most difficult of circumstances.

The Reds have a well-earned reputation for dealing with tragic events in the most classy way they possibly can.

Unfortunately, Liverpool have been hit with another unbelievably sad moment this week, after the news that forward Diogo Jota has tragically passed away.

Jota’s passing has shocked the whole world, with tributes continuing to pour in for a person and player who touched the lives of so many.

The people who need the most support in the aftermath and the years to come, are Jota’s family, who also lost his brother Andre Silva at the same time.

And, thankfully, reports from Portugal suggest that Liverpool are planning on taking care of those closest to Jota.

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The last thing anyone wants to talk about in times such as these is business.

It is truthfully the furthest thing from anyone’s mind.

There are ways in which Liverpool can honour Jota which have nothing to do with business and everything to do with remembering the person and player that he was.

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However, it is also clear that Liverpool can make sure Jota’s family are provided for by honouring the rest of his two-year contract at Anfield.

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According to Portuguese outlet Record, that is exactly what the Reds are set to do.

They report that it has been confirmed to them that Liverpool’s intention is to pay the remaining two years on his contract to Jota’s family.

As the awful news of Thursday begins to truly hit home for people, Jota and Andre are set to be laid to rest on Saturday morning.

Images show the full Liverpool squad in attendance in Gondomar, Portugal, with plenty of former teammates visiting as well.

The likes of Fabinho, Thiago Alcantara, James Milner and Jordan Henderson have all travelled to pay their respects to a much-loved member of the Liverpool family.

Saturday will likely be one of the most difficult moments of the whole tragedy, and we urge and press in attendance to please show respect and treat those mourning with the space and gentleness they need and deserve.