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Mohamed Salah Opens Up on Emotional Tribute to Diogo Jota
Liverpool star Mohamed Salah has shared his emotional response during a tribute to his late teammate Diogo Jota, admitting he was unprepared for the overwhelming feelings that brought him to tears in front of the Kop.
Speaking on the Men In Blazers podcast, Salah explained that he was caught off guard when fans began singing for Jota following Liverpool’s opening victory over Bournemouth. As the last player to leave the pitch, Salah was visibly moved while applauding the supporters, reflecting the strong bond he shared with Jota.
Tragically, Jota, 28, and his brother Andre Silva died in a car crash in July. In honor of the forward, Liverpool retired his number 20 shirt. Salah paid tribute to his friend shortly after the accident, describing himself as “truly lost for words.”