After leading Atletico Madrid to the LaLiga Santander title in 2014, Diego Costa departed to Chelsea against his will. Despite not boasting the skillset of ...
At Atletico and in his first couple of years at Chelsea, the Wolverhampton Wanderers striker could demolish any defence he would face. , say those who coincided with Costa in his two spells at Atletico. Despite not boasting the skillset of world-class strikers, Costa's strength, physique and energy helped him go past defenders.
The Brazilian born striker is back in the Premier League for a second time after being signed as an emergency signing.
He added on why he wanted to return to England: "I always thought that the Premier League was the best out there, the best in the world. here where I don't know how to speak English as well- well, you have Portuguese and Spanish people but it's a way of interacting with everyone. As well as having a unique ability to win at the top level, as demonstrated by the three trophies won during his time in West London, Costa always had a personality which adhered him well to his teammates. This, therefore, gives the former Spain International a chance to make his second bout in the English top flight, having racked up a total of 82 goal contributions in the colours of Chelsea spanning over 120 appearances. There has been no timeframe on his full recovery but the emergency signing of the twice Premier League winner suggests that the tall number 9 will not be back in contention for quite a while. I think it's part of our day-to-day lives.
Costa signed for Wolves last week but was not fit enough to be named by Lage in the squad that were comfortably defeated by Manchester City at Molineux on ...
It’s vitally important for this Wolves squad that he does hit the ground running." "I want him ready to compete at this level and I think we can bring the real Diego Costa to us. He can be really impactive in a game for 45 minutes. With Costa in the stands, Wolves suffered a heavy defeat at Molineux to the reigning champions. He is fit and doesn’t have any problems, but he needs time to be fit to compete at this level. Lage's men are slipping dangerously towards the relegation zone, but Ferdinand is confident Costa can bring a new face to their game. If he comes in and scores a goal, confidence is up. I hope in two weeks he can be a solution from the bench." His time at Stamford Bridge ended acrimoniously after a falling out with then Blues boss Antonio Conte, but [Wolves](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/wolverhampton-wanderers-fc) fans will hope that he can recapture his terrific form. But he’s not ready to compete at this level," Lage told BT Sport ahead of his side's defeat to "He hasn’t trained with the team all week. Instead, the Wolves boss predicted Costa will not feature for at least a fortnight.
Wolves boss Bruno Lage has detailed why they've signed free agent Diego Costa.Lage admits he's been wanting to sign Costa since he arrived at Molineux l.
“Not aggressive to kick the opponent, but aggressive to be close. I can use what he said, he said it is his destiny [to return to Joao said good things about him, about his personality and the way he continued to play.
Wolves face the Premier League champions in the early kick-off today, but they will do so without new signing Costa. Costa hasn't played competitive football in ...
Adama Traore also misses out on the squad. READ: Costa hasn't played competitive football in nine months since leaving Atletico Mineiro and will be given time to get up to speed before making his Wolves debut.
Latest Wolves news from BirminghamLive includes Bruno Lage's plan for Diego Costa after the striker missed Saturday's defeat to Man City.
“He will start training with the team. This week he didn’t do any training with the team. “For you to understand, he didn’t train with the team all week,” Lage said.