Former Spain striker Diego Costa joined Wolverhampton on a free transfer on Monday, securing a surprising return to English soccer for one of the most hot-headed and confrontational players in Premier League history. ()
Costa is well known in England from his spell at Chelsea from 2014-17, during which he won two Premier League titles, but hasn't played since terminating his contract at Brazilian team Atlético Mineiro in January. In between, he played for Atlético Madrid.
Wolves turned to the 33-year-old Costa after Sasa Kalajdzic, who joined in the final week of the transfer window, damaged his anterior cruciate ligament on his debut against Southampton on Sept. 3.
Costa, who has signed a deal until the end of the season, said he will need 바카라two to three weeks to get back in shape바카라 but feels 바카라physically and mentally ready for this new challenge.바카라
바카라What they can expect from me,바카라 Costa said in a message to Wolves fans, 바카라is dedication, willingness, discipline and goals which is what I will try to bring to the team to thank for all the support and all the trust.바카라
Costa collected 35 yellow cards and one red card during his time at Chelsea.
Wolves chairman Jeff Shi said Costa will bring 바카라something unique to our dressing room and on the pitch.바카라
