Diogo Jota is a Portuguese forward who currently plays for Liverpool F.C in the Premier League.
He is a Prolific forward who was signed from Wolverhampton Wanderers. He has been instrumental for Liverpool ever since he was signed.
Diogo Jota is capable of playing as a winger, a lone striker, or a supporting striker.
In this article, we will be looking at Diogo Jota Net worth, age, his current market value and Salary and his career and family as a whole.
Diogo Jota Net worth
How much is Diogo Jota worth?
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Due to Roberto Firminho’s loss of form, Diogo Jota stepped up his game to keep the Brazilian Forward on the substitutes’ bench and he has established himself as Jurgen Klopp’s favorite favorite forwars in terms of first team selection.
He is known for his great attacking prowess, speed, goal scoring abilities and team link-up play with Mo Salah and Sadio Mane.
Having spent just two seasons at Anfield, Diogo Jota has already established himself to be an integral part of the Liverpool first team.
He current salary cannot be matched with other Top earning Players in the Premier league but he is compensating it in terms of goals for the club, Liverpool
Diogo Jota Salary revealed – How much does he earn?
The winger cum forward signed a contract with Liverpool in January, 2018 worth a staggering salary of 3.3 Million Euro (2.9 Million Pound) per year. We have divided the figure and he earns €9,016 (£7,797) per day €376 (£325) per hour and €6.27 (£5.41) per minute.
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Diogo Jota Family
Jota is one player and Father who doesn’t joke with his family and girlfriend.
He even loves dogs too
Who is Diogo Jota’s Girlfriend?
His love life is very much ok as far as love is concerned.
From the pictures, you can see he has a kid and his love life is amazing.
You may be wondering who is Diogo Jota girlfriend? Well, her name is Rute Cardoso and she is gorgeous.
Here is another photo shoot of Diogo Jota girlfriend who gave birth to his kid
Diogo Jota lifestyle outside the Field of Play
He is a lover of dogs too
Player’s Biography
This is a Diogo Jota Biography
Diogo Jota was born on the 4th of December 1996 in Porto, Portugal.
His parents names are Joaquim and Isabel Silva, and he has a younger brother named Andre.Â
He experienced his childhood days in Massarelos and his parents encouraged and supported him due to his insatiable love for football.
He started playing football at the tender age of five.
Diogo Jota Career
Youth Career – 2014
Diogo Jota started his youth career at the youth academy of Gondomar at age nine and later on moved to Portuguese Primera Liga team F.C. Paços de Ferreira’s youth ranks in 2013.
He was later promoted to the first team squad after impressing his coaches at the club.
He later made his debut as Paços de Ferreira in 2014 and bagged goals for the team.
He made his senior team debut in the 2014-2015 season when he was promoted to the main squad and played at Taça de Portugal against Atletico S.C.
Jota scored his first goal in his professional debut against Academica de Coimbra in 2015 in game that ended 3-2 in the favour of his team.
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Diogo Jota played two seasons for Paços de Ferreira and registered 15 goals in 45 matches across all competitions for the Primera Liga.
Diogo Jota Career- 2016 РAtl̩tico Madrid
After the expiration of his contract with Paços de Ferreira in 2016, he signed for Atlético Madrid, the then La Liga Champions under Diego Simeone.
2016/17 Season – Loan to FC Porto
Diogo Jota was loaned to Portugese Club, FC Porto scoring nine goalsn in 37 games across all competitions.
He scored his first Uefa Champions League goal against a Leicester City team in the same 2016/2017 season.
He made eight appearances for his side in the Champions league.
Diogo Jota bagged his first hat-trick in a 4-0 victory against C.D National in the Portuguese League
2017 Season
He played for Porto in just one season before Atlético Madrid loaned him to English Championship club, Wolverhampton Wonderers.
That was after his season long loan with FC Porto ended.
The then Porto head coach, Nuno Espirito Santo felt the need to bring him to Wolves alongside Ruben Neves.
We guess he was the brain behind the move from Porto.
His move really broke the hearts of the Porto fans who criticized him for moving to a lesser club than Porto, that is Wolves who were still in the Championship at that time.
Diogo had a remarkable season at the time scoring 17 goals in the season thereby helping his side gain promotion to the English Premier League after lifting the Championship trophy.
His long-term loan was made permanent in 2018, and he played two more successful seasons for Wolverhampton Wanderers.
2018-2019 season
He was able to score ten goals in the 2018/19 season
2019-2020 season
His goal tally increased in the following season, 2019/2020Â in which he netted 16 goals in all competions.
He played for Wolves for three seasons netting an overall 44 goals across 144 appearances for the club.
In the 2019/20 season, he scored his second career hat-trick agaisnst Leicester city in the Premier League in a game that ended 4-3 in Wolves’ favor.
His triple of goals made him the only Portuguese player to score a hat-trick in the Premier League, a feat only achieved by Cristiano Ronaldo and that was 11 years prior to this Jota’s achievement.
And the first Wolves player to score a hat-trick after John Richards in 1977 against the same opposition, Leicester City.
2020 Season
Diogo sealed a move to Premier League giants, Liverpool in the 2020 transfer season in a deal valued at £41 million.
He bagged 16 goals in as many as 67 appearances for Wolves before Liverpool snapped up his signature.
In his debut for the Club, under Jurgen Klopp, he scored his first goal.
He had a fantastic season, scoring seven goals in just ten opening games for the Club, a feat only achieved by Robbie Fowler prior to that moment.
He also scored his third career hat-trick for the club in a 5-0 dubbing of Atlanta in the UEFA Champions League.
International Career
Jota has twenty-three caps and eight goals for the Portugal National team at the international level.