In the lead-up to the showpiece clash between Liverpool and Manchester United, United’s captain Bruno Fernandes has publicly paid tribute to his fellow Portuguese international Diogo Jota, showing respect beyond the fierce rivalry.
Bruno Fernandes has paid a poignant tribute to Diogo Jota ahead of Liverpool’s match against Manchester United on Sunday. It’ll be the first meeting of
Liverpool fans have seen plenty of legends pull on the shirt again in recent years, but one moment at Stamford Bridge struck a different chord this weekend.
The build-up to the Merseyside derby has taken an emotional turn as an Everton forward has spoken of the support he once received from Diogo Jota, via Paul Joyce of The Times.
Al-Hilal star and Portugal international Ruben Neves has slammed a magazine for using a suggestive photo of himself and Diogo Jota’s wife, Rute Cardoso, on their front cover.
Portugal coach Roberto Martinez has said the enduring memory of Diogo Jota is a "source of motivation" for his side on their path to the 2026 World Cup.
Liverpool vice-captain Andy Robertson has spoken with deep emotion about the loss of Diogo Jota, admitting the tragedy is something he will “probably never get over”.
Liverpool are still coming to terms with the loss of Diogo Jota, and one of his closest friends has now spoken openly about the pain of losing him. Republic of Ireland goalkeeper Caoimhin Kelleher described Jota as a “huge friend” after the Portuguese forward tragically passed away in a car accident earlier this summer.
Players are joining their national teams over the past few days, with many set to play crucial World Cup qualifying games. For Portugal, it is an emotional time, as the team meets up for the first time since the sad passing of teammate Diogo Jota.
Before the first game of the season, the Premier League decided that every ground should observe a minute’s silence in memory of Diogo Jota, who tragically died along with his...
Italy international Federico Chiesa insists he is ‘happy’ at Liverpool and thanks Arne Slot for his ‘words of encouragement,’ while naturally his first Premier League goal was dedicated to Diogo Jota.
Liverpool’s opening home game of the season was always going to feel like an emotionally charged occasion after the heartbreaking tragedy that befell Diogo Jota and his brother, Andre Silva.
Liverpool Football Club has confirmed a series of further tributes in memory of Diogo Jota. The 28-year-old was tragically killed in a car crash in the Spanish province of Zamora on 3 July which also claimed the life of his brother Andre Silva, with their death being mourned throughout the world of football.
The world of football has been rocked by the tragic news of the passing of Liverpool forward Diogo Jota. The Portuguese footballer passed away at the age of 28 on Thursday, 3 July 2025 after being involved in a fatal car accident.
It is believed that Arsenal chose on Thursday to postpone the announcement of Martín Zubimendi’s signing out of respect for Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva, who tragically died in a car crash in the early hours of Thursday morning.