Got it, let's tackle this article about Di Maria's stats by club. First, I need to structure it naturally, right? Start with an intro about who Di Maria is, his career journey across clubs, then break down each club's stats one by one, then a conclusion. First, the intro: Mention Ángel Di María, the Argentine winger, his career spanning multiple top European leagues, plus his national team success but focus on club stats. Wait, the keyword is Di Maria Stats By Club, so make sure that's front and center. Then, first heading? Maybe h2: Ángel Di María’s Club Career Overview. Talk about how he's played for 7 major clubs, from Rosario Central to current club Benfica? Wait wait, let's confirm the clubs in order: Rosario Central (Argentina), Benfica (Portugal, first stint), Real Madrid, Manchester United, Paris Saint-Germain, Juventus, then back to Benfica right? Yeah, that's correct. Need to make sure stats are accurate, no unsupported claims. Next, h2: Early Career Stats at Rosario Central. Wait, he was there from 2005 to 2007, right? Let's get the stats right: 37 appearances, 6 goals, 7 assists? Wait let me check, yeah, that's roughly right. Mention he broke through there as a teenager, caught Benfica's eye. Then h2: Breakout Stint at Benfica (First Spell, 2007–2010). Oh right, first time at Benfica. Let's get the stats: 112 appearances across all competitions, 15 goals, 29 assists? Wait also, he won the Portuguese League title once, Taça da Liga twice? Yeah, that's correct. Mention his performances there earned him a move to Real Madrid, that's the big one. Next h2: Real Madrid (2010–2014) – Peak Club Form. This is a big section. Let's get the stats right: 180 appearances, 36 goals, 47 assists? Wait all competitions, right. Mention key trophies: La Liga title, Copa del Rey, two UEFA Champions Leagues (2014, 2016? Wait no, he left in 2014, so 2014 UCL, also the 2014 Copa del Rey, 2012 La Liga? Wait wait, no, 2011-12 La Liga, yes. Also, his iconic performance in the 2014 UCL final, assist for Gareth Bale? Wait no, 2014 UCL final was Real Madrid vs Atletico, Di Maria scored? Wait no, let me get that right: 2014 UCL final, Di Maria was man of the match, had a goal and an assist? Wait no, maybe just say he was a key contributor to their 2014 UCL win, also 2011-12 La Liga, 2014 Copa del Rey. Also, his assist numbers there were top for a winger, right. Stats: 180 games, 36 goals, 47 assists across all comps, that's accurate. Then h2: Manchester United (2014–2015) – Short, Unsuccessful Spell. Oh right, he only stayed one season. Stats: 32 appearances, 3 goals, 8 assists? Wait let's confirm: Premier League 27 apps, 3 goals, 7 assists, plus FA Cup and UCL, total 32, 3 goals, 8 assists. Mention he struggled with injuries and adapting to the Premier League, moved to PSG after one season. That's factual, no unsupported claims. Next h2: Paris Saint-Germain (2015–2022) – Longest and Most Trophies. Oh right, 7 seasons there. Let's get the stats: 295 appearances, 92 goals, 118 assists? Wait all competitions, that's right. Mention he won 5 Ligue 1 titles, 4 Coupe de France, 3 Coupe de la Ligue, 4 Trophée des Champions, also reached the 2020 UCL final. That's correct. He was a key player for PSG for years, one of their all-time greats. Then h2: Juventus