In a touching humanitarian gesture, Real Madrid placed a bouquet of flowers at the memorial dedicated to the memory of Diogo Jota inside Anfield Stadium, ahead of the anticipated clash against Liverpool in the UEFA Champions League.

The late Portuguese player and his brother Andre Silva lost their lives months ago in a tragic car accident, and he continues to be highly regarded by football fans around the world.

Representatives of the royal club participated in the tribute, led by Xabi Alonso and Emiliano Butragueño, along with former Liverpool player Trent Alexander-Arnold, who was a teammate of Jota for several seasons.

Liverpool, for its part, continues to honor its player, as his spot remains in the locker room in respect for his career and humanitarian legacy.

In his home country, Portuguese national team coach Roberto Martinez confirmed that the team will fight in the upcoming World Cup to fulfill Jota's dream, saying: "Diogo dreamed of winning the World Cup, and we will continue his journey for him. He will remain a part of this family forever."

Jota's passing left a profound impact on the world of football, but the messages of love and appreciation that continue to reach him affirm that his legacy will remain eternal.