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Euro Championship · Attacker · #20 · Portugal · 29 yrs
Diogo Jota is an attacker. Diogo Jota is a Portuguese international, 29 years old, attacker. Diogo Jota wears shirt number 20. Diogo Jota was born in Massarelos, Portugal on 1996-12-04. Diogo Jota is 178 cm tall and weighs 68 kg. Diogo Jota's Sportra profile tracks season statistics across Euro Championship, Euro Championship - Qualification, Premier League Asia Trophy, UEFA Nations League, and other leagues. Diogo Jota's page brings together career clubs, trophies, injury history, multi-competition stats, and related news headlines. On Sportra you can explore Diogo Jota season statistics, transfer history, trophies, injury updates, and related news across every competition tracked in the profile.
Attacker · #20
| Season | Team |
|---|---|
| 2024 |  Liverpool LIV |
| 2024 |  Portugal POR |
| 2023 | Liverpool LIV |
| 2023 | Portugal POR |
| 2022 | Liverpool LIV |
| Date | Type | From | To |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2020-09-19 | € 45M |  Wolves WOL | Liverpool LIV |
| 2018-07-01 | N/A |  Atletico Madrid ATM | Wolves WOL |
| 2016-08-26 | Loan | Atletico Madrid ATM |  FC Porto POR |
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After Ruben Neves was targeted with chants over his late friend Diogo Jota, Cristiano Ronaldo demanded action from the Saudi Pro League towards the fans. Ruben Neves was at the center of a disgraceful incident in the Saudi Pro League on Saturday, targeted by opposing fans chanting the name of his late friend and international teammate Diogo Jota. Following the match, Cristiano Ronaldo publicly called on league officials to take immediate disciplinary action against the supporters involved. Al Hilal visited Al Taawoun on Saturday, September 13, securing a dominant 6-0 victory on the road with Neves providing the assist on Ollie Watkins’ opening goal in the ninth minute. The win returned Al Hilal to the top of the SPL standings with 18 points through seven matches, though the post-game focus quickly shifted from the pitch to the stands. During the second half, a section of Al Taawoun supporters directed chants of “Jota, Jota” toward Neves in reference to his late friend. The Portuguese midfielder responded with sarcastic applause before gesturing toward the sky and pointing to his eye, signaling that divine judgment was watching. Following Jota‘s passing, Neves shared a tribute detailing their deep personal bond. “More than a friendship, we’re family, and we won’t stop it just because now you decided to sign a contract a little further away from us,” part of his letter wrote on social media. 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨شاااااااااهد ما حدث بين روبن نيفيز وجماهير التعاون بعد ترديد جماهير التعاون اسم صديقه " جوتا "😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨😨 https://t.co/roaQ2ApPdj pic.twitter.com/3Bkrl4lT7L— عزيز الدهمشي (@Azizihere1) September 12, 2026 Substituted in the 76th minute, Neves bypassed the formal press conference room but addressed the incident briefly in the mixed zone, offering a clear message regarding the fans involved: “I just hope they don’t go pray later.“ Cristiano Ronaldo on the episode As captain of the Portugal national team, Cristiano Ronaldo shared a close bond with Jota, honoring him by wearing his jersey during the 2026 World Cup. Once footage of the chants circulated online, the league’s marquee star spoke out forcefully against the crowd’s behavior. Commenting on a social media post by LiveModeTV regarding the incident, Ronaldo issued a direct statement demanding action: “The league must take action and punish this kind of fan behavior. This is no longer football, and there have to be limits. People who behave like this should never be allowed to enter a stadium again.“ Cristiano Ronaldo’s Instagram comment. (@livemodetv.pt) The Saudi Arabian Football Federation (SAFF) Disciplinary and Ethics Regulations explicitly ban offensive crowd behavior, stating that “fan chants containing offensive, political, religious, or sectarian messaging are strictly prohibited.” The SPL and SAFF are expected to review match reports before determining disciplinary measures. Under league regulations, authorities can issue fixed-term or permanent stadium bans for identified offenders, alongside potential legal proceedings. Al Taawoun also face organizational sanctions, which could include hefty fines or mandatory matches played behind closed doors.
Al-Hilal’s Rúben Neves subjected to chants at Al-TaawounNeves was close friend of Jota and pallbearer at funeralCristiano Ronaldo said that fans who appeared to make chants referencing his former teammate Diogo Jota at Rúben Neves during a Saudi Pro League match should be banned for life from football stadiums.The chants occurred on Saturday during a fixture between Al-Taawoun and Neves’s side, Al-Hilal, in Buraydah, Saudi Arabia. Continue reading...
Cristiano Ronaldo has furiously called for Saudi Pro League spectators who shamefully taunted Ruben Neves with chants about Diogo Jota to be handed lifetime bans.
Cristiano Ronaldo has urged Saudi Pro League chiefs to act after horrific chanting (Picture: REUTERS) Cristiano Ronaldo has called for the Saudi Pro League to ban fans for life after appalling Diogo Jota chants were aimed at Ruben Neves on Saturday. Neves plated in Al Hilal’s 6-0 win at Al-Taawoun on Saturday, alongside summer signings Ollie Watkins and Gabriel Martinelli. The win took Al Hilal to the top of the Saudi Pro League but it was overshadowed by appalling behaviour by some of the home fans. There were chants of ‘Jota! Jota! Jota!’ aimed at Neves, a man who played alongside the forward for Wolves and Portugal before his tragic death in July last year. Sign up for In The Mixer, Metro's football newsletter Get exclusive analysis and previews of the biggest games every Friday. Sign up now for free. Neves and Jota were close friends and the 29-year-old carried his coffin at the heart-breaking funeral last summer after the tragic car crash that killed Jota and brother Andre Silva. Ronaldo, who plays for Saudi side Al Nassr and was also a Portugal teammate of Jota, has called for action after the disgusting actions of some fans, urging lifetime fans to be dished out. ‘The league must take action and punish this kind of fan behaviour,’ Ronaldo wrote on Instagram. 🚨 𝐖𝐀𝐓𝐂𝐇: Ruben Neves' reaction as Al-Taawoun fans repeat the name of his late close friend: "Jota, Jota, Jota…" 🙏 pic.twitter.com/2iPdA36H3i— RazedFootball (@RazedFootball) September 12, 2026 ‘This is no longer football, and there have to be limits. ‘People who behave like this should never be allowed to enter a stadium again.’ Passing journalists after the game, Neves said of those aiming the chants at him: ‘I just hope they don’t go to pray later.’ In an emotional statement posted after Jota’s death last year, Neves wrote: ‘More than a friendship, we’re family, and we won’t stop it just because now you decided to sign a contract a little further away from us!” Neves wrote in an emotional statement last year. ‘When I go to the selection, you’ll still be next to me at the dinner table, on the bus, on the plane… you’ll always be there with me as always. Ruben Neves was close friends with Diogo Jota (Picture: Getty Images) ‘Let’s keep laughing, making plans, sharing our life with each other. ‘I’m going to make sure you’re always present and I’ll make sure that your loved ones never lack anything while you’re there, far away but thinking of us, waiting for us. ‘Life has brought us together and now it can’t tear us apart.’ Comment now Comments Add Metro as a Preferred Source on Google Add as preferred source
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