Football figures are remembering Diogo Jota on the first anniversary of his death. The former Liverpool and Wolves forward tragically passed away in a car crash alongside his brother Andre Silva. Jota, who won the Premier League with Liverpool just weeks prior, is being honored by teammates and former managers, including Caoimhin Kelleher and Arne Slot.

Jota enjoyed a successful career, scoring 65 goals for Liverpool and 44 for Wolves. He also represented Portugal 49 times. Beyond his on-field achievements, those who knew him consistently recall his exceptional character. Former teammates like Kelleher and Conor Coady emphasize his humility, genuine nature, and ability to connect with everyone at the club.

Managers like Nuno Espirito Santo highlighted his determination and how he repaid the faith invested in him. Arne Slot noted Jota's selflessness, citing his choice to feature a team photo after winning the league as proof. His impact extended beyond the pitch, with many remembering his enthusiasm for various sports and his unique personality.