As Liverpool prepare to face Real Madrid in the Champions League on Tuesday night, emotions ran high at Anfield. Before kickoff, Trent Alexander-Arnold joined Dean Huijsen, manager Xabi Alonso, and club chairman Emilio Butragueño for a heartfelt visit to the stadium’s memorial site.The group paid their respects to former Liverpool forward Diogo Jota and his brother Andre Silva, who sadly lost their lives in a tragic car accident last July.In a deeply personal tribute, Alexander-Arnold placed a red PlayStation controller at the memorial — a touching nod to Jota’s love for gaming. The controller bore the messages “Forever a champion” and “Miss you Jots.”Beside it, he left a handwritten note that read:> “My friend Diogo, you’re missed every single day but loved even more. You and Andre will forever live in our hearts. I smile whenever I remember the moments we shared — both on and off the pitch.”It was a moment of silence, love, and remembrance — a reminder that football is more than a game; it’s family. ❤️
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