Roberto Martinez, the head coach of Portugal's national team, has expressed his belief that the memory of the late Diogo Jota will serve as a great source of strength and inspiration for the squad as they gear up for the 2026 World Cup. Jota, a talented and beloved footballer who tragically passed away, left a lasting impact on the team and the football world at large.

Martinez stressed that the players are determined to honor Jota's memory by giving their best on the field and striving to clinch the coveted World Cup title in 2026. The spirit and passion that Jota embodied during his time with the national team will continue to resonate within the squad, propelling them to new heights as they compete against the world's best teams.

With a resolute commitment to succeed in Jota's honor, Portugal aims to channel the energy and dedication the late star showed on the pitch. The team's goal is not only to win matches but to lift the World Cup trophy as a tribute to Jota's enduring legacy and the mark he left on Portuguese football.