Let’s face it – although Diego Costa certainly seemed to enjoy a debut Premier League campaign down at Stamford Bridge just a handful of short seasons ago, the previous domestic term was hardly one to remember for the often controversial and highly regarded centre-forward. The Diego Costa of 2015/16 was slow, lethargic and far
Diego Costa. You either love the Brazilian-born Spanish international for his constant ferocity and shows of pure determination inside the final third, or you've seemingly had enough of the 27-year-old striker’s often transgressive attitude in and amongst opposing defenders – and would potentially even like to see the controversial front-man kicked out of the Premier League
Despite going down as one of the clear standout favourites among the star-studded Chelsea ranks last season, Diego Costa has so far failed to set the Premier League alight throughout the duration of the 2015/16 campaign. The former Atletico Madrid man has certainly huffed and puffed up-top for Jose Mourinho's side this term –
When Luis Suarez eventually left the English top-flight last summer and joined up with Luis Enrique’s the ever-formidable Barcelona outfit, his notorious spell as the Premier League’s pantomime villain had finally come to an end – leaving a tempting void to be filled by another would-be renegade of the modern era. However, as Diego
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