As a player I will remember Diogo as our most clinical finisher for most parts of his Liverpool career.
Hope our players will pay tribute to him by celebrating goals with Diogos crocodile gesture.
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Man this really hurts. I rarely post on the forums but I read all the time.
I’ve been in bits most the day thinking about his and Andre’s parents losing 2 sons. Diogo’s wife and children losing a husband and father. All of his teammates having to return to training without their teammate, friend. Not sold to another club, but gone, taken away in the blink of an eye.
I have to stop reading all the tributes as it just keeps setting me off again.
I don’t usually believe in retiring shirt numbers but I believe this is an exception and a way to tribute the number 20 to Jota’s memory and the incredible memories he has left on us all in that shirt. It puts it all into perspective when their has been so much discussion about if he should have been moved on or kept and that’s completely normal, but what we’d give to be able to have that discussion back instead of the one we find ourselves having today instead 
YNWA to Diogo, Andre, their families and friends, teammates both current and former and all his fans that are feeling the devastating loss. Love to you all.
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Hi, LCFC supporter here. I joined only to offer my condolences the the family of Diego Jota and the supporters that will feel his loss.
A decent man from what I saw of him. A standout player but above all a dad, a son and a husband.
RIP DJ and your brother.
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These are tough to read. He was so loved by his teammates past and present
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I noticed that Robert Plant has added a message on Facebook. (He is a lifelong Wolves fan and their VP):
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Evening Liverpool fans - Wolves fan here.
I felt compelled to drop in and leave a quick message. Not sure why. Gutted.
8-9 years ago this young kid arrived at Molineux on loan initially. We heard all the pundits laugh as they discussed our new Iberian identity struggling in the Championship.
They wouldn’t be physical enough against the likes of Millwall, apparently. They were wrong. Jota was as hard as nails.
We played Leicester in a final pre-season friendly - not the crap version of Leicester! Jota, Neves and a few others absolutely tore them apart.
That season he blew the Championship away with his tenacity. He seemed to get better and better and better. When we got promoted Premier League defences couldn’t live with him, and then European ones.
It all culminated in his finest moment as he bulldozed his way through United to score our 2nd in the QF of the FA Cup and on to Wembley. I’ve never heard a noise like it.
He meant so much to Wolves fans. A legend of the club.
I really hope we all come together in December, which I think is the month of his birthday, to give him a tribute across both sets of fans. I’m sure we’ll all sing his name way before then.
YNWA Diogo.
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Ibou shared a very nice tribute video on his page.
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https://x.com/LuisFDiaz19/status/1940845406990356986
https://x.com/KM_243_/status/1940846870185873470
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Thank you for coming here @njwolves, Diogo was huge legend at your club and was loved by both our clubs fans. We all are trying to come to terms with this tragedy together. Rivalries aside, we are ONE football family in times if grief and despair.
Respect to Wolves FC fans:folded_hands:
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“”Maybe in the future when we retire…keep collecting memories”
I’m gone
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Heartbreaking:broken_heart:
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Thank you @njwolves . That was beautiful.
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West Ham fan here. Just had to temporarily sign up to say thoughts with the families & friends of both Diogo & Andre Silva and with all those associated with Liverpool FC. A wonderful player and an awful, awful tragedy.
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Feels like I’m trying to keep him ALIVE alive by just watching his goal videos and him messing around with the lads at Kirkby
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