Wolves' Humble Hero Gets His Due

Diogo Jota's Rise to Football Stardom

Diogo Jota's love for football was evident during the 2020 coronavirus lockdown. While others entertained themselves with box sets, Jota honed his skills in the Football Manager computer game, leading Telford United to Champions League glory.

Jota's journey to success began at Wolves, where he played a pivotal role in transforming the club into a Premier League force. He formed strong bonds with teammates like Raul Jimenez, Joao Moutinho, and Ruben Neves.

In 2017, Jota joined Wolves on loan from Atletico Madrid and opted for an apartment close to the training ground. He maintained a humble lifestyle, focusing on his fitness and football career.

Despite his confident and competitive nature, Jota was known for his understated character and serious demeanor. He scored crucial goals both domestically and in Europe during his time at Wolves.

In 2020, Jota moved to Liverpool for £41 million. He continued to impress at Anfield, defying expectations and becoming a beloved figure among fans.

The departure of Jota from Wolves was mutual. He expressed his desire for a new challenge, while the club sought to create space for new signings. The transfer resulted in a significant profit for Wolves.

Jota's talent and attitude have been recognized in Portugal, where he has become a role model for young players. His journey from a promising talent to a Champions League goalscorer is a testament to his dedication and skill.

Wolves will pay tribute to Jota when they face Manchester City in their first game of the season on August 16th.