The British band Muse joined the chorus of artists paying tribute to the late Portuguese international Diogo Jota on stage this Saturday.
Bassist Chris Wolstenholme donned the jersey worn by the forward during his time with the National Team during the band’s performance on the main stage of NOS Alive, marking the last day of the festival.
Last Saturday, singer Robbie Williams dedicated the song ‘Angels’ to the footballer during his show at the RCDE Stadium in Spain, as part of the ‘BritPop Tour’.
The Oasis, returning to the stage after nearly 16 years, dedicated the song ‘Live Forever’ to the athlete during the start of their world tour in Cardiff, Wales, on July 4.
Muse ha iniciado ya en Nos Alive en Portugal 🇵🇹
Y así va el setlist:
1.- Unravelling
2.- Interlude/Hysteria
3.- Stockholm Syndrome
Como dato curioso Chris está vistiendo la playera del equipo de Portugal. pic.twitter.com/oymS81sqmG— Musers Of Muse México (@MusersOfMuse) July 12, 2025
A homenagem dos Muse ao Diogo Jota no NOS Alive.
Um dos vocalistas dos Muse com a camisola do Jota na Seleção.
Lindo. Pelo Diogo. 🇵🇹🤍#RIPDiogoJota #NOSAlive2025 pic.twitter.com/CrppCqfZkU
— Miguel Martinho (@MiguelMartinho7) July 12, 2025
Chris esta noche ha homenajeado a Diogo Jota portando la camiseta con el número 20 que correspondía al jugador portugués fallecido recientemente. pic.twitter.com/B6Dg798YbK
— Musers Of Muse México (@MusersOfMuse) July 12, 2025
Diogo Jota, aged 28, and his brother André Silva, aged 25, died in a car accident on July 3 on the A52 in Cernadilla, Zamora region, Spain.
The vehicle they were in went off the road following a tire blowout during an overtaking maneuver, leading to a fire. The latest results from the Spanish Civil Guard’s investigation also pointed to possible speeding.
In one of the most memorable nights of their career, the British band Oasis paid tribute to player Diogo Jota with the song ‘Live Forever’. A video captures the emotional moment.
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The wake for the brothers was held on Friday, July 4, while the funeral took place the following day at the Igreja Matriz in São Cosme, Gondomar. Among those in attendance at this final farewell were several figures from the football world, including André Villas-Boas, João Félix, Bernardo Silva, and the Liverpool team.
The Portuguese player represented Liverpool, for five seasons having won the English Premier League, an FA Cup, and two League Cups, also becoming a Championship league champion, the second tier in England, with Wolverhampton.
The funeral of Diogo Jota and André Silva was scheduled to start at 10:00 am at the Igreja Matriz in São Cosme, Gondomar. Following the wake attended by many figures yesterday, Saturday saw a similar turnout for the final farewell to the two brothers.
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After training at Gondomar and Paços de Ferreira, the forward played one season for FC Porto, on loan from Atlético Madrid, before being loaned by the Spaniards to Wolverhampton, where he spent three seasons.
In the Portuguese national team, Diogo Jota earned 49 caps and scored 14 goals, winning two editions of the Nations League, the most recent being last month in Munich.
