US EditionWolves supporters set to pay tribute to Diogo Jota ahead of Premier League opener - Liverpool Echo
Wolves held a memorial with a giant tifo and minute's applause honoring Diogo Jota and his brother after their deaths in a July car crash, with fans and family attending.
- Ahead of the Premier League opener, Wolverhampton Wanderers supporters paid tribute to Diogo Jota and André Silva at Molineux Stadium on Saturday evening.
- On 3 July, Diogo Jota and André Silva died in a northern Spain accident, and this was Wolves’ first home Premier League fixture since the tragedy.
- Supporters revealed a giant tifo in the South Bank and provided six banners, and at the 18-minute mark the stadium rose for a 60-second applause honouring Jota’s No.18 jersey.
- Among the attendees were Rute Cardoso, Isabel Silva, Joaquim Silva, and Ruben Neves, who joined Jota’s parents at Molineux and were moved to tears, with a commemorative programme featuring Jota’s image.
- Over the past month, supporter group Old Gold Pack raised funds to honour Diogo Jota, and Wolves inducted him into their Hall of Fame with floral tributes at the club museum.
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Molineux witnessed deeply moving scenes on Saturday evening as Wolverhampton Wanderers honoured their beloved former forward Diogo Jota before their Premier League encounter with Manchester City
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The Portuguese striker previously played for Wolverhampton Wanderers for three years.
·Budapest, Hungary
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Player of the 2017 and 2020 Wolves, Diogo Jota received a vibrant tribute to the Molineux Stadium, with a tifo to his effigy and a video of his most beautiful actions.
·Paris, France
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