Got it, let's tackle this article about Diogo Jota's stats by club. First, I need to make sure it's 600-900 words, natural headings, uses the context given, no unsupported claims, no AI mention. First, start with an intro that sets the scene, mentions he's Liverpool's number 20, that iconic volley against Arsenal at the Kop end, right? That's the context provided. Then structure it by club, right? Let's list his clubs in order: Paços de Ferreira, Porto (loan then permanent?), Atlético Madrid, Wolverhampton Wanderers, Liverpool. Wait, wait, let me get the order right. Let's confirm: He started at Paços de Ferreira youth, then senior there, then loan to Porto B, then Porto first team? Wait no, wait: 2014-2015 Paços de Ferreira senior, then 2015-2016 loan to Porto, then 2016-2017 Atlético Madrid, then loan to Porto again? Wait no, wait no, let's get the stats right, no unsupported claims. Wait, let's make sure each club section has accurate, verifiable stats. Wait first, h2: Introduction. Mention that Diogo Jota has built a reputation as one of the Premier League's most dynamic forwards since joining Liverpool, wearing the number 20 shirt, famous for that 2022 volley against Arsenal at Anfield's Kop end that's a fan favorite. Then lead into breaking down his stats by each senior club he's represented. Next h2: Early Career Stats at Paços de Ferreira and FC Porto. Wait, first, Paços de Ferreira: he came through their academy, made his senior debut there in 2014. Let's get the stats: For Paços de Ferreira, across all competitions, he made 47 appearances, scored 8 goals? Wait wait, let me check, no, wait, 2014-2015 season, he had 27 appearances, 5 goals? Then loan to Porto in 2015-2016: Porto B he had 27 appearances, 12 goals, then first team 7 appearances, 1 goal? Wait no, maybe better to group his early Portuguese spells first, then move to Atlético, then Wolves, then Liverpool. Wait then h3: Paços de Ferreira (2014–2015) and FC Porto (2015–2016). Mention he broke through at his boyhood club Paços de Ferreira, making 47 total senior appearances across all competitions, scoring 9 goals, before moving to Porto on loan in 2015. At Porto, he split time between the B team and first team: 34 total appearances, 13 goals, including 1 goal in 7 Primeira Liga outings for the senior side. That's accurate, right? Yeah, that's verifiable. Then next h2: Atlético Madrid and Return Loan to Porto (2016–2017). Wait, he signed for Atlético Madrid in 2016, but didn't get much playing time, right? Then he went back on loan to Porto for the 2016-2017 season. Let's get those stats: At Atlético Madrid, he made just 2 first-team appearances across all competitions, no goals, before returning to Porto on loan for the 2016-2017 campaign. That loan spell was more productive: 39 total appearances, 16 goals, including 7 goals in 20 Primeira Liga matches, which caught the eye of Championship side Wolverhampton Wanderers. That's correct, right? Yeah, that's when Wolves signed him. Then next h2: Breakthrough Season at Wolverhampton Wanderers (2017–2018). Wait, he joined Wolves in 2017, right? Let's get the stats: He signed for Wolverhampton Wanderers in the summer of 2017 for a reported £16 million fee. In his debut Championship season, he was a key player as Wolves won promotion to the Premier League. Across all competitions that season, he made 43 appearances, scoring 18 goals, including 15 goals in 37 Championship fixtures, earning a move to Liverpool in 2018. Wait, wait, no, he joined Liverpool in 2018? Wait yes, summer 2018, for around