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Núñez Pays Tribute to Diogo Jota After Scoring in Pre-Season Win

Núñez Pays Tribute to Diogo Jota After Scoring in Pre-Season Win
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In Liverpool’s pre-season friendly against Preston North End, Darwin Núñez paid tribute to the late Diogo Jota by replicating two of his iconic goal celebrations the “Baby Shark” and the gamer pose following his own strike.

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In Liverpool’s pre-season friendly against Preston North End, Darwin Núñez paid tribute to the late Diogo Jota.

Darwin Núñez Honors Diogo Jota with Heartfelt Goal Tribute

In Liverpool’s pre-season friendly against Preston North End, Darwin Núñez paid tribute to the late Diogo Jota by replicating two of his iconic goal celebrations the “Baby Shark” and the gamer pose following his goal.
It was an emotional moment in the club’s first match since Jota’s sudden passing says The Mirror.

Diogo Jota and Brother Killed in Tragic Accident

The football world was left in shock after Diogo Jota and his brother André were killed in a car crash on July 3.
The loss hit Liverpool hard, with fans and players mourning a beloved teammate and friend.

Minute’s Silence and Black Armbands at Anfield Tribute

Before kick-off, both teams observed a minute’s silence and wore black armbands in memory of the Jota brothers.
The gesture set a respectful tone for a match played under emotionally heavy circumstances.

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Núñez Shares Emotional Message on Social Media

After the match, Núñez posted photos of his tribute celebrations along with a touching caption:
“I know today you celebrated with me like that time.”
He included a past photo of himself and Jota celebrating together, further underlining their bond.

Liverpool Retires Jota’s No. 20 Shirt

In a rare and deeply respectful move, Liverpool announced the retirement of Jota’s number 20 shirt.
Manager Arne Slot acknowledged the difficulty of returning to football, saying, “Nothing seems to be important if we think of what has happened.”

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