Liverpool artist Paul Curtis is set to paint a Diogo Jota mural and contribute thousands of pounds to charity after a fan appeal. Curtis, who has painted over 250 public pieces in the region - including the likes of Bill Shankly and the late Hillsborough campaigner Anne Williams - hoped to raise £2,

Diogo Jota Murals to Honour Fallen Liverpool FavouriteThere’s something about Anfield. Something that transcends goals and trophies. It is memory, emotion, connection. And for Diogo Jota, who lit

Flowers and messages of tribute to footballer Diogo Jota continue to be laid at Anfield stadium today after if was announced that the Liverpool FC player had died in a car accident. The LFC forward, 28, is said to have been travelling with his brother, Andre Silva, in the Zamora region of Sanabria, Spain when the tragedy occurred.