Liverpool Players Return to Training After Diogo Jota's Death

Liverpool players have returned to pre-season training following the tragic death of forward Diogo Jota and his brother André Silva in a car accident in Spain. The team postponed their initial training schedule out of respect and mourning, with many players and staff, including manager Arne Slot, attending the funeral in Gondomar, Portugal. Key players such as Mohamed Salah and Andy Robertson have spoken about the profound impact of Jota's passing on the squad, with Salah describing the difficulty of returning without him. The team is taking a cautious and supportive approach to training as they prepare for their first pre-season match against Preston North End, which may still be postponed. Floral tributes and widespread messages of condolence have been placed at the club's facilities, reflecting the deep loss felt by the club and fans. Liverpool is also preparing for upcoming fixtures including matches in Asia, the Community Shield, and the Premier League season opener.