Jota and his brother have died in a car accident in Spain.

Liverpool said on Thursday that the club had been left "devastated" by the death of Portuguese forward Diogo Jota and his brother in a car crash in Spain. Spanish police said a vehicle veered off a motorway and burst into flames shortly after midnight in the northern province of Zamora.…

The footballing world is still reeling from the news of Jota's death.

Liverpool head coach Arne Slot insists everyone associated with the club owes it to Diogo Jota to "stand together and be there for one another".

Hundreds of scarves, flowers and tributes are mounting at Anfield after the news broke across the globe that Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva had died

The Liverpool and Portugal striker has died aged 28 in a car crash in Spain. We take a look at his illustrious career on the pitch

Diogo Jota sadly passed away along with his brother following a car crash in Spain with tributes flooding in for the Liverpool star and Anfield entering into mourning

Premier League side Liverpool Football Club will immortalise fallen star Diogo Jota after he was involved in a fatal car accident alongside his brother.

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Outside Liverpool’s Anfield stadium fans left flowers, scarves and hand-written notes, many from children.

Liverpool and Portugal star Diogo Jota has tragically died in a car crash in Spain alongside his brother Andre, and it's now emerged that he had been playing through the pain barrier

Arsenal defender Takehiro Tomiyasu has taken to social media to post a tribute to Liverpool forward Diogo Jota

James Maddison and Richarlison are among the Tottenham players to have paid tribute to Diogo Jota following the Liverpool player's death on Thursday morning

Wolves chairman Jeff Shi has paid a heartfelt tribute to the late Diogo Jota, who spent three years at Molineux before joining Liverpool.

Football fans far and wide have been grappling with a strange sense of grief for a player from a team they didn't even support - and that's just how much of a class act Diogo Jota was

Takehiro Tomiyasu's four-year spell at Arsenal has come to an end

Do not try to make sense of the deaths of Jota and his brother, because there is no making sense of it.