Liverpool CEO Billy Hogan has said the club will decide how to honour the life of Diogo Jota after conversations with the player's family - and will communicate the plans to do so at an "appropriate time".

One Liverpool star will delay his calls for an Anfield exit. They will still arrive, however.This is probably the most difficult period in Liverpool's recent history as they attempt to handle the

Sports psychologist Lee Richardson is one of several experts the club can turn to in the wake of Diogo Jota's tragic death

Ibrahima Konate has reportedly made it clear that he would want to join Real Madrid if he were to leave Liverpool this summer after another new contract rejection sparked growing talk that his Anfield career is now over.

There, in the midst of that first sentence, is the primary reason for grief today - a family has lost two brothers in one tragic incident. Not one footballer but two brothers, two sons. A pair full of vitality, full of celebratory spirit after Diogo's wedding last week, and now just gone, lost in a moment.

Arne Slot faces an onerous task in managing a squad still struggling to process the death of their team-mate Diogo Jota

The Portugal international was killed alongside his brother Andre in a car accident in Spain as he was heading back to Liverpool for the start of preseason. The footballing world has rallied in support of Jota's family and Liverpool FC in the aftermath with a major loss felt by all on the red side of Merseyside.

Liverpool are lining up a £86m double deal for two Barcelona players after Arne Slot gave the Reds the green light to pursue the duo, according to reports. The Reds made a quick start to the summer transfer window with the Liverpool hierarchy backing Slot in the market after he delivered the Premier League title in his first season in charge.