The Liverpool forward and his brother, André Silva, were killed on the way to catch a ferry from Spain to England for pre-season training.

Arne Slot has urged “everyone” at Liverpool “to stand together and to be there for one another” in the wake of Diogo Jota’s fatal car crash in northern Spain on Thursday.The 28-year-old was

Arne Slot has paid a touching tribute to Diogo Jota after Liverpool Football Club were left devastated by the tragic passing of the forward on Thursday morning (July 3). The Portuguese was killed, along with his brother, Andre Silva, after their vehicle veered off the road when travelling in the Zamora region of Sanabria.