
Liverpool will pay Diogo Jota's family the remaining two years of his contract, a noble gesture that has been positively commented on.
The English club has decided to stand close to the relatives of the player, who lost his life along with his brother, André, as a result of a tragic accident.
Diogo Jota joined Liverpool in 2020 after three seasons at Wolverhampton. Just two weeks before the incident, he had married his long-term partner, with whom he had three children.
Tributes to the 28-year-old and his brother were also paid at the concert of the band Oasis, which has embarked on a tour following their reunion.
After brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher sang their hit song "Live Forever," an image of Jota in a Liverpool shirt appeared on the giant screen on the stage of the Principality Stadium.
The player played a major role in winning the championship title in the season that ended, contributing nine goals for the Reds.