Tributes continue to pour in for Diogo Jota after the Portuguese soccer star died in a car crash in Spain on Thursday.

Jota was 28. His 25-year-old brother, André Silva, also died in the accident.

A wake was held Friday morning at a church in the brothers’ hometown of Gondomar. Portugal’s president and prime minister both were in attendance. A funeral is set to to take place on Saturday.

A makeshift memorial was also seen outside Anfield, the home of Jota’s club Liverpool. Jota played an important role in Liverpool’s recent title-winning season, scoring six goals and providing four assists in 26 appearances.

Jota also earned 49 caps for the Portuguese national team, winning the UEFA Nations League in 2019 and 2025.

Jota and Andre Silva’s father, Joaquim Silva — seen here second from left — arrives to the wake in Gondomar, Portugal on Friday.
Jota and Andre Silva’s father, Joaquim Silva — seen here second from left — arrives to the wake in Gondomar, Portugal on Friday.
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A memorial is seen outside the stadium of the Portuguese club Gondomar, where Jota and Andre Silva began their youth careers.
A memorial is seen outside the stadium of the Portuguese club Gondomar, where Jota and Andre Silva began their youth careers.
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Members of Portugal's Parliament pay tribute to Jota and Silva on Friday.
Members of Portugal's Parliament pay tribute to Jota and Silva on Friday.
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A life-size photo of Jota is seen outside Liverpool’s stadium, Anfield, on Friday.
A life-size photo of Jota is seen outside Liverpool’s stadium, Anfield, on Friday.
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People embrace each other at the Anfield memorial on Friday.
People embrace each other at the Anfield memorial on Friday.
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Portuguese tennis player Francisco Cabral wears a black ribbon as a tribute during a doubles match at Wimbledon on Friday.
Portuguese tennis player Francisco Cabral wears a black ribbon as a tribute during a doubles match at Wimbledon on Friday.
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People gather at the church in Gondomar on Friday.
People gather at the church in Gondomar on Friday.
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A portrait of Jota is placed near scarves and flowers at Anfield on Friday.
A portrait of Jota is placed near scarves and flowers at Anfield on Friday.
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The São Cosme Chapel is seen ahead of the wake in Gondomar on Friday.
The São Cosme Chapel is seen ahead of the wake in Gondomar on Friday.
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Former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson reacts as he lays flowers at the Anfield memorial on Friday.
Former Liverpool captain Jordan Henderson reacts as he lays flowers at the Anfield memorial on Friday.
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Hearses arrive at the funeral home in Puebla de Sanabria, Spain, where Jota and Silva were taken following their crash on Thursday, July 3.
Hearses arrive at the funeral home in Puebla de Sanabria, Spain, where Jota and Silva were taken following their crash on Thursday, July 3.
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People place candles outside Gondomar’s stadium on Thursday.
People place candles outside Gondomar’s stadium on Thursday.
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Portugal fans show support for Jota during a Women's Euro 2025 match in Bern, Switzerland, on Thursday.
Portugal fans show support for Jota during a Women's Euro 2025 match in Bern, Switzerland, on Thursday.
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A moment of silence is held Thursday before the Euro 2025 match between Spain and Portugal.
A moment of silence is held Thursday before the Euro 2025 match between Spain and Portugal.
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News of Jota’s death is seen on a restaurant television in London on Thursday.
News of Jota’s death is seen on a restaurant television in London on Thursday.
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Football agent Jorge Mendes accompanies Isabel Silva, the mother of Jota and Andre Silva, as they leave the funeral home in Spain on Thursday.
Football agent Jorge Mendes accompanies Isabel Silva, the mother of Jota and Andre Silva, as they leave the funeral home in Spain on Thursday.
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A banner referencing Liverpool’s iconic anthem — “You’ll Never Walk Alone” — is seen outside Anfield on Thursday.
A banner referencing Liverpool’s iconic anthem — “You’ll Never Walk Alone” — is seen outside Anfield on Thursday.
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