Supports continue to flock to Anfield to pay respect for the 28-year-old, who tragically passed away in northern Spain on Thursday following a road accident that also claimed the life of Jota's brother,

The eternal flame at Anfield is a permanent, sobering reminder that for all Liverpool’s triumphs, tragedy has a habit of shadowing the club like the cruellest of imposters.

Liverpool have announced that the Diogo Jota book of condolence will be available to sign for another 48 hours for any fans wishing to pay their respects. The Reds remain in mourning for the loss of their number 20 and his brother Andre Silva, who were killed in a car crash in Spain in the early hours of Thursday morning.