Diogo Jota has always been a clinical finisher in front of the goal and this unbelievable stat raises hopes for Liverpool to win against Ipswich Town.
The 2024-25 Premier League season is around the corner and fans cannot wait anymore for it to commence.
The pinnacle of English football is returning to action after 89 days on August 16 with Manchester United and Fulham FC kicking off the new season.
Our beloved Reds will start the season on August 17 with the second game of Matchday 1 against the newly promoted Ipswich Town.
Hopes are high from the Kopites as the pre-season performances from Arne Slot’s new Liverpool have shown promise of something great.
Amid all the speculations and drama, an interesting stat has emerged that may interest people around Anfield.
What Diogo Jota stat provides hope for Liverpool victory against Ipswich?
The Portuguese forward joined the Reds in the summer of 2020 and since then has rarely disappointed.
Apart from the injuries he has suffered which have majorly marred his career, his eye for goal has been praised very often.
Across all competitions, the former Wolves attacker has made 145 appearances for the Red outfit and scored 56 goals.
However, the stat which is much more impressive and exciting is that Jota has never lost a PL match in which he has scored.
So far the 27-year-old has played 164 PL matches for Wolves and Liverpool combined.
Among those games, he has scored in 46 games. Diogo has won 39 of those matches and only drew seven.
For the Merseyside giants, he has played 97 PL games and scored 41 goals (stats via Transfermarkt).
All these stats indicate that Liverpool’s no. 20 scoring can prove to be decisive for the Anfield side to win the PL opener.
Hopefully, he will continue this amazing stat and increase his goal tally as well in the new season.
Also Read:
- Is Liverpool’s squad depth strong enough to win the Premier League this season?
- Mohamed Salah could set a Premier League record against Ipswich
- Liverpool forward attracting interest: Arne Slot to sell him this summer?
- Liverpool to sanction a loan move for midfielder before transfer window ends
- ‘He will go’: Liverpool midfielder to make a shock exit this summer