Wolves have unveiled plans to install a permanent memorial as a tribute to Diogo Jota after his death of 28 years earlier this month.
Jota and his brother Andre Silva, 25, were killed on July 3 in a car accident in North Spain in an accident that sent millions into mourning.
The Portuguese wing player, who was part of Liverpool's Premier League winning side last season, scored 131 performances for Wolves and scored 44 goals during a three-year period at the club after initially on loan of FC Porto in 2017.
He then moved to Anfield in a transmission of £ 41 million in the summer of 2020 after he had impressed as part of the side that protected European football under Nuno Espirito Santo.
Now wolves have publicly shared plans to honor Diogo and Andre Permanent after their death.
A statement on the club website of Wolves read: 'In the past week, the area outside Molineux has become a moving and powerful tribute to Diogo Jota and his younger brother Andre, after their tragic death.
'The club is really grateful for anyone who has visited to express their respect, and to those who have left messages, shirts, scarves and flowers in the memory of Diogo. The outpouring of love has been a source of comfort for anyone who knew him.
'With the prediction of heavy rain and thunderstorms in the coming days, the staff started carefully removed and storing items from the tribute area to protect them against damage.
'Supporters are encouraged to visit on Monday, July 14 if they want to view the tribute before the expected weather conditions.
'All non-permanent items will be stored carefully and will be retained for possible admission to a more permanent monument, which the club is now investigating as a permanent way to honor Diogo and Andre.
'Flower tribute will also be collected and converted into colored ink, which can then be used as part of a customized artworks or tribute. Further details are shared once the plans are confirmed. '
After Liverpool tributed to Jota in their pre-season-friendly friendship against Preston on Sunday, Wolves announced plans to do the same in their last home-friendly before the Premier League season of 2025-26 starts, where they will still plan a tribute.
The statement added: 'The death of Diogo and André will also be marked on two of the upcoming home fixtures of Wolves – the last home -friendly against Celta Vigo and the opening of the Premier League match against Manchester City.
'The club works closely with supporters to ensure that both tribute to the inheritance of Diogo fits at Wolves, with the most important commemorations planned for the MAN City match. Full details are shared with supporters prior to the games.
“Thanks again for your compassion, care and respect during this difficult time.”
During the victory of Liverpool at Preston, Spits Darwin Nunez fought Jota by copying his parties after scoring the second goal of the Reds in a 3-1 win.
After finding the back of the net in the 53rd minute, the Uruguay International went to the corner flag, sat down and played as if he was playing on a video game on a remote control – the characteristic movement of his old teammate.
Nunez also played the Shark gesture that Jota gave when he scored this year against Everton in Goodison Park.