Liverpool have revealed a series of lasting memorials to commemorate striker Diogo Jota who was tragically killed alongside his brother Andre Silva in a Spanish road accident three weeks ago.
The Merseyside club has been grieving since the incident, with supporters travelling from across the globe to leave floral displays, football shirts and personal notes at Anfield's gates.
Multiple permanent commemorations will ensure the Portuguese forward's legacy continues at the club he represented in the future.
The tributes span physical monuments, kit modifications and charitable initiatives that will maintain Jota's presence throughout Liverpool's facilities and matchday experiences.
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A permanent statue honouring Jota will be erected outside Anfield, though the specific design remains undetermined.
Memorial flowers will be placed at every Liverpool facility, encompassing the training complex and the women's team headquarters.
These physical memorials represent the club's commitment to preserving the memory of the 28-year-old forward who became a beloved figure among supporters.
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The sculpture will serve as a focal point for fans wishing to pay their respects, complementing the spontaneous tributes that have accumulated outside the stadium since the tragedy occurred.
The installations across multiple sites reflect Jota's impact throughout the entire Liverpool organisation.
The club's new adidas kits, launching on 1 August, will feature a permanent 'Forever 20' marking that will remain throughout the entire campaign.
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Supporters purchasing replica shirts can have 'Diogo J' and the number 20 printed on them, with all proceeds from this personalisation service directed to the LFC Foundation.
The foundation has pledged to establish a youth football initiative bearing Jota's name, ensuring his influence extends to future generations of players.
This charitable element transforms fan tributes into tangible community benefits, creating a lasting legacy that extends beyond symbolic gestures to practical support for grassroots football development.
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The most poignant tributes will unfold during Liverpool's Premier League opener against Bournemouth at Anfield on 1 August.
A specially designed mosaic created by supporters will be displayed, accompanied by a minute's silence to honour Jota's memory before kick-off.
This match represents the first opportunity for the Anfield faithful to collectively express their grief and celebrate the Portuguese international's contributions to the club.
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The timing coincides with the unveiling of the new kits bearing the 'Forever 20' emblem, creating a unified moment of remembrance as the champions begin their title defence.
These coordinated gestures will transform the season opener into a memorial service celebrating Jota's life and career.