Books of Condolence Opened for Diogo Jota and Brother André

In the wake of the heartbreaking news of Diogo Jota and his brother André’s passing, Liverpool Football Club has opened both physical and digital books of condolence to allow fans, teammates, and the wider football community to express their grief, love, and support. The gesture reflects the profound sense of loss felt by many around the world who have been touched by Jota’s talent, humility, and character on and off the pitch.

The physical book of condolence has been placed at Anfield, where supporters have been arriving with flowers, scarves, and heartfelt messages. The atmosphere outside the stadium has been one of mourning and reflection, as people of all ages gather to pay their respects to a player who gave so much joy to the club and its fans.

Inside the book, messages from former teammates, club legends, and fans from across generations are being carefully penned.Alongside the physical tribute, the club has also launched an online condolence platform, enabling fans from around the globe to share their thoughts and prayers.

Thousands of digital messages have already poured in, many highlighting Jota’s infectious energy, unforgettable goals, and the love he always showed for his family—particularly his brother André, with whom he shared a close bond.

The club has assured that all messages, both physical and digital, will be compiled and presented to the Jota family as a lasting tribute. Liverpool’s CEO also expressed the club’s unwavering support, stating, “We want the family to know they are not alone.

The entire football world stands with them in this unimaginable time.”As the football community continues to reel from this tragedy, the books of condolence serve as a reminder of the impact Diogo Jota had, not just as a footballer, but as a beloved human being.

His legacy will live on in the hearts of many, forever remembered not just for what he achieved on the pitch, but for the kindness and love he shared with the world.