Liverpool Football Club has confirmed that its players will begin preseason training on Tuesday, following the passing of forward Diogo Jota. The club has expressed its condolences to Jota’s family and will honor his memory by incorporating a moment of silence during the training sessions.
Jota, who was a key member of the team’s attack, had recently joined the squad and was reportedly in good form. His death has sent shockwaves through the football community, with fans and teammates expressing their grief on social media. The club has also announced that it will take a break from training activities to allow the team and staff to reflect on the loss.
Manager Jurgen Klopp has issued a statement expressing his deep sorrow over the incident. He stated that the team will come together to support each other during this difficult time. The club is also planning to hold a memorial service for Jota, details of which have not yet been disclosed.
The decision to begin preseason training on Tuesday has been met with mixed reactions from fans. While some appreciate the club’s efforts to honor Jota’s memory, others argue that the team should take more time to grieve. Nonetheless, the club has emphasized its commitment to both honoring Jota’s legacy and preparing for the upcoming season.