Liverpool opens book of condolence for Diogo Jota, brother

Liverpool Football Club has opened books of condolence in memory of Diogo Jota and his brother, André Silva, following their tragic deaths in a road accident.

In a statement posted on Thursday via its website, the club confirmed that both physical and digital books have been made available for supporters and members of the public to pay their respects.

The physical book is placed at the Anfield Road Stand reception area at Anfield, with specific hours announced for public access over the coming days. The online version has also been launched to allow fans across the globe to leave messages in tribute.

“As well as the books of condolence, flags have been lowered to half-mast at Anfield,” the club said.

In a further mark of respect, all club stores, museums, and stadium tours have been closed and are expected to remain shut until Monday, July 7. The club also disclosed that well-being support has been offered to staff affected by the loss.

The deaths of Diogo and André have drawn an outpouring of grief from fans, teammates, and clubs across the football world, with Liverpool FC continuing to lead tributes to honour the lives and contributions of the two brothers.

Source: Punch