Jota is inducted into the 'temple of legends'

Wolves have inducted Diogo Jota into their Hall of Fame as a tribute to the former striker who died in a tragic car accident.

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Ahead of the pre-season friendly between Liverpool and Preston North End on July 13, both clubs observed a moment of silence to remember Jota. Liverpool announced that they would retire the number 20 shirt permanently as a form of recognition for what he left behind.

Wolves also made an emotional gesture by inducting him into the "temple of legends". A worthy tribute to a talented, dedicated player who will forever live in the hearts of fans.

Wolves announced: "Diogo Jota has been inducted into the Club's Hall of Fame. This is a tribute to the Portuguese's great contribution to the club, as well as the profound loss that his departure leaves in the football world ."

Despite being a Liverpool player, Jota is still remembered by Wolves fans as a symbol of their rise. He joined Wolves on loan from Atletico in 2017 and quickly became a key player, helping the team win promotion to the Premier League.

In three seasons at Molineux, Jota played 131 times, scored 44 goals and contributed significantly to two consecutive 7th-place finishes - a historic milestone for the West Midlands club. In 2020, he moved to Liverpool for £45 million.

Jota is remembered not only for his talent, but also for his character and dedication. He passed away with his younger brother Andre Silva in a tragic traffic accident that shocked the entire football world.

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