Overview
- Slot confirmed in a TNT Sports interview that Fenway Sports Group paid the final two years of Jota’s deal to his widow and children.
- Media estimates based on reported wages of roughly £100,000–£140,000 per week suggest the payment totals about £10–£14 million.
- Club chairman Tom Werner said leaders moved quickly to ensure Jota’s family was financially supported.
- Liverpool’s tributes include retiring the No. 20 shirt across all levels, commissioning a memorial sculpture, and adding a 'Forever 20' emblem to team apparel.
- Supporters continue to honor Jota, singing his chant in the 20th minute at matches, as the club maintains its memorial program.