The sister of one of the Chapecoense footballers killed in a plane crash last month has paid permanent tribute to him by getting a tattoo of him.
Daniele Padilha, whose brother Danilo was one of 71 people killed when the plane carrying the team to a cup final crashed in Colombia, has had his name and shirt number inked onto her back.
The tattoo depicts goalkeeper Danilo wearing his No 1 jersey, and with a halo above his head.
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Ms Padilha showed off her poignant body art on her Facebook page, along with the message: "My angel forever in my history, in my memories, prayers, thoughts. Forever in my heart, marked on my body.