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Stephen Eustaquio played alongside the worker leader in Pacos de Ferreira and expects him to move again after increasing his shares in Merseyside
Diogo Jota will not stay at Liverpool, claims his former Pacos de Ferreira teammate Stephen Eustaquio, and the Portuguese forward is inclined to “go higher”.
There are not many destinations in world football that can be considered a step up from Anfield.
However, Jota is showing throughout the first months of his stay in Merseyside that he is capable of adorning any side of the planet.
There has been an immediate hit with the Premier League champions since they completed a £ 45 million ($ 60 million) move from Wolves.
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The Portugal international has scored seven goals in 11 appearances, and that comeback included a Champions League hat-trick against Atalanta.
Eustaquio is not surprised to see the 23-year-old shine on the greatest stage and believes that he is destined for even bigger and better things in the future.
He said The vanguard: “Jota was in Pacos, Atlético de Madrid, Porto, Liverpool. He works a lot.
“He is a very hard-working person, very delicate with the ball; play a lot.
“He is not going to stay there; it’s going to go higher. I shared a dressing room with him, he was captain of the Portugal Under-21 team ”.
For now, Jota is happy at Liverpool and tied to a long-term contract, but he has come a long way in a short time and Eustaquio believes that dedication to any trade will always pay off.
“In bad times [Jota] He showed a very strong personality, ”added the midfielder. “He is a very humble person and deserves to be where he is.”
While Eustaquio seems to be suggesting that Jota could link up with players like Barcelona or Real Madrid at some point in his career, Liverpool legend John Barnes has claimed that the versatile leader would not have the same success in La Liga as in England.
The Reds icon said BonusCodeBets: “I thought he was a good player for the Wolves, I thought he would do well, but I don’t think anyone imagined that he would be doing well.
“If Jota goes to Barcelona, for example, he will not score many goals or play too.
“Jota is a fantastic player, but there is no way that Jota can go to Real Madrid and do the same, it all depends on Jurgen Klopp and finding the players that suit his style.”
