The FA plans to seek Liverpool’s input on a potential tribute to Diogo Jota during this year’s FA Community Shield, according to various reports.

According to reports, the FA will look for advice from Liverpool concerning a potential tribute to Diogo Jota during this year’s FA Community Shield.

The FA will consult with Liverpool regarding plans for a possible tribute to Diogo Jota during this year’s FA Community Shield, as reported by the BBC.

FA to engage Liverpool on Diogo Jota Community Shield tribute.

Reliable sources have indicated that the Football Association (FA) intends to collaborate with Liverpool for a tribute at the Community Shield.

The aftermath of the tragic accident that took the lives of Diogo Jota and his 25-year-old brother, Andre Silva (who was also a professional footballer with the Portuguese second-tier club Penafiel), continues to unfold this Friday.

The incident occurred around 12:30 AM local time on the A-52 motorway near Zamora, within the municipality of Cernadilla.

Spanish authorities have confirmed that the brothers were in a Lamborghini when the car left the road.

Police investigating the accident suspect that a tire blowout while overtaking another vehicle led to the tragic event.

While Mohamed Salah is among the latest of Jota’s teammates to express their condolences, it appears that the Football Association (FA) also wishes to show their support.

The BBC has reported that the FA will seek advice from Liverpool FC regarding plans for a potential tribute during this year’s FA Community Shield.

Conversations will take place about the best way to honor the Liverpool icon during the traditional season opener, set for August 10 at Wembley Stadium.

This is yet another instance of the football community uniting in response to the Diogo Jota tragedy, with a minute of silence observed before kick-off during the UEFA Women’s European Championship match between Spain and Portugal on Thursday evening.