Forever Liverpool’s Number 20Diogo Jota always had a knack for the dramatic on the pitch. He would ghost between defenders, bury a half-chance and roar in front of the Kop like it meant

Prime Minister Luis Montenegro joined members of Diogo Jota’s family for a private wake on Friday in the Liverpool footballer’s hometown in northern Portugal following his death alongside his brother Andre Silva in a car crash in Spain.

Everton legend Ian Snodin laid a wreath in memory of Diogo Jota on behalf of the club, which offers condolences and says that the "city is united in grief". Meanwhile, current Everton forwards Beto and Yousseff Chermiti wrote heartfelt personal messages to their compatriot.