Overview
- About 100 people, including Luis Díaz, Alisson and other Liverpool players, attended the traditional seventh-day mass at Gondomar’s Capela da Ressurreição São Cosme to honour Jota and his brother.
- The club announced it will permanently retire Jota’s No. 20 jersey across men’s, women’s and academy teams after consulting his widow, Rute Cardoso.
- Liverpool confirmed it will pay out the remaining two years of Jota’s contract to provide financial security for his wife and three young children.
- Manager Jürgen Klopp said he remains “still without words” over the tragedy and vowed the club will continue to stand by the bereaved family.
- Supporters have lined Anfield with tributes and Liverpool’s initial summer training sessions have been shaped by collective grief for the late striker.