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Diogo Jota, Liverpool’s beloved No.20 and Portuguese international, tragically passed away just weeks after helping his club secure their historic 20th Premier League title. He was 28.
In what now heartbreakingly stands as his final flourish in football, Jota played a pivotal role in Liverpool’s 2024-25 title-winning campaign, etching his name into Anfield’s legacy. His last goal—an iconic shimmy and strike in front of the Kop—sealed a crucial win in April’s Merseyside derby, a moment fans will now forever associate with his enduring brilliance and passion for the game.
The former Wolves forward, who also lifted the UEFA Nations League with Portugal, spoke emotionally about his accomplishments just weeks before his death.
“To arrive at this particular season with the title that I’ve been chasing for a lot of years and in the best league in the world — for me where I dreamed to play as a kid — it’s a moment I will cherish forever,” Jota had said in an interview after the title win.
His sudden passing has left the football world in mourning, with tributes pouring in from teammates, clubs, and fans across the globe. While his career has been tragically cut short, Diogo Jota’s impact on the pitch—and the joy he brought to millions—will never be forgotten.
May his soul rest in peace.

