Football world mourns Diogo Jota's tragic death. The Liverpool star passed away in a car crash in Spain. Jota, only 28, had just celebrated his wedding. He was instrumental in Liverpool's Premier League victory. Jota also won FA Cup and League Cup with the team. His journey from Gondomar to Anfield inspired many. Tributes pour in from fans and teammates. He leaves behind a grieving wife and three children. Football unites in sorrow.
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