Having seen his friend Filipe Luis moved back to Atletico after one
season at Chelsea, Costa said: “You
never know (about a return to
Atletico Madrid), look how well Filipe Luis is doing now. “Life is full of surprises – I always wish Atletico the best and I always follow them and support them from afar.”
Costa has fond memories of his time in Madrid
While Costa has been happy at Chelsea, he has struggled to adapt to life in England and is going through a crisis of confidence in front of goal. He was left on the substitutes’ bench against Tottenham Hotspur, when he tossed a bib in the direction of manager Jose Mourinho.
“The bib incident is in the past,” said Costa. “I made a mistake, but my relationship with Mourinho is amazing and we get on really well.
“There are things you need to control, but the bib thing was an impulse. I have to improve a bit. The start of the season has not been good for me - not in how I have played nor in goals.
“The truth is Chelsea haven’t been in a great moment, above all losing the other day at home (against Bournemouth). So it was important to win (against Porto) to make the fans happy and to recover our confidence.”
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