The deeply sad wife of Diogo Jota visited Anfield to view the tribute that were left for her husband.
Rute Cardoso, 28, embraced two children while watching the sea of flowers, teddies, scarves, football shirts and messages.
Liverpool players also wore flowers as a tribute to Jota, who died in a car accident with his brother Andre Silva.
Virgil van Dijk, Joe Gomez and Darwin Nunez were among those present – who represent the club next to head coach Arne Slot.
There will never be a rendition of you and a minute of silence on Sunday in Liverpool's friendly in Preston North End.
Papa-van-Three Jota, 28, and Silva, 25, died when the Lamborghini they were in flames in the flames after a suspected tire bladder.
He was married to partner Cardoso only 11 days before the crash.
The police said that Jota drove when he crashed his rental acid -green Lamborghini near Zamora, Spain, on 3 July.
The brothers were on their way to the Spanish port city of Santander to catch a ferry to the UK after the Portugal star was encouraged not to travel by plane after the pulmonary operation.
They were laid to rest after a heartbreaking funeral was attended last Saturday by his family, friends and Liverpool teammates.
Huldesten flocked in from all over the world, with Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, Oasis and Cristiano Ronaldo among those who mourned for the loss of the brothers.
Liverpool -Stars Virgil van Dijk and Andy Robertson led mourners with two moving wreaths decorated with Diogo's number 20 and André's number 30.
Portugal's head coach Roberto Martinez spoke after the ceremony and described how the days had been “real, really sad” since their tragic deaths, but the funeral today showed “We are a very large, close family”.
Martinez continued by saying that it was “essential” for Portugal to show “We are together”, adding the spirits of the brothers will be “with us forever”.
He said: “So thank you very much for your messages and for your support and everything we receive [from] All over the world.
“Today we are all one football family.”
Liverpool -Manager Arne Slot was there with his players -including Reds stars Joe Gomez, Darwin Nunez and Alexis Mac Allister.
Former teammates Jordan Henderson and James Milner were also present.
Some of Jota's international teammates who were present during the ceremony were Captain Bruno Fernandes of Manchester United, Chelsea's João Félix and Bernardo Silva from Manchester City.
A huge crowd of mourners gathered outside the church and showed support for the friends, family, coaches and teammates of the brothers while they were in procession.
The service was private, but a live audio supply was played outside the church.
The children of Jota's children who were not employed, as did their mother and grandparents, the Gondomar priest was heard in the broadcast: “There are no words, but there are feelings.
“We also suffer a lot, and we are emotional with you.”