When Wolves honoured their former star, it wasn’t just a gesture — it was a reminder of everything he brought to Molineux:
* The electrifying goals that lifted fans off their seats.
* The tireless work ethic that embodied Wolves’ fighting spirit.
* The loyalty and passion that helped transform the club during its rise in the Premier League.
For supporters, Jota wasn’t simply a forward — he was a symbol of ambition, showing Wolves could compete with the very best. His move to Liverpool may have taken him to new heights, but his roots in gold and black remain unshakable.
This tribute reflects more than respect. It’s Wolves saying: *“Thank you for the memories, thank you for the fight, thank you for being one of us.”*
Moments like this remind us that football isn’t just about transfers or results. It’s about family, identity, and the bonds that last long after a player moves on. Jota may wear red today, but for Wolves, he’ll always be part of their story.
