Chelsea manager, Antonio Conte, yesterday, told
reporters that he is uncertain about the future of
Spain international, Diego Costa.
The Brazilian-born striker has been linked with a
possible return to Atlectico Madrid, a club he left in
2014 for Stanford Bridge.
The 27-year-old was not available when Chelsea lost
3-2 to Real Madrid in a pre-season friendly on
Saturday.
Costa found the back of the net on 12 occasions in
all competitions last season as the club finished 10th
in the Premier League.
With Everton’s Belgian forward, Romelu Lukaku,
being linked with a potential move back to Stanford
Bridge by the British media, Costa could be looking
elsewhere.
Conte said, “Today Costa is Chelsea’s player.
Tomorrow if you ask me if Costa will remain with us,
I don’t know.”
“I can say that today Costa is a Chelsea player. He
didn’t play in these games because of injury and if
he solves the injury and I see in training he’s in good
shape, it can be possible to see him in the next
game against AC Milan.”
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