
After failing to settle at Atletico Madrid, Jota found his feet at Wolves before making a big-money move to Liverpool, where he aims to cement a place as a starter.
In 2016, he signed for Atletico Madrid, but his two-year spell there yielded no first team game-time and he went on loan first to FC Porto and then Wolverhampton Wanderers.
Wolves snapped Jota up on a permanent deal in 2018 and he starred there, ultimately earning a move to Liverpool in 2020.
Jota was part of the Portugal squad which won the 2018/19 UEFA Nations League.
Portuguese roots
Struggling to shine at Madrid
Hungry like a Wolf
Moving to Merseyside
Portugal national team
Personal life
Net worth
Diogo Jota News
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