Diego Costa

Diego Costa admits he was 'scared' during his Wolves unveiling video, as the striker starred in a brilliant shoot that sends fans into a frenzy on social ...

Since this is a challenge, a lot of dedication and love on the pitch as I will give the best of me." "It’s not an easy challenge because you’re not going to play in an easy league and you can’t play it the way you want to. On the pitch, Costa claims he will give his all to repay the trust Wolves have shown in him. "I was a little scared then. Holding that chain I kept thinking, ‘What if this wolf thinks about jumping on top of me?’ and then the three of them did. Despite being renowned as a hard man, Costa was feeling quite the opposite.

Wolverhampton Wanderers released a clip of Diego Costa with wolves as they introduced him to the fans | Pulselive Kenya.

Costa is known for getting angry easily whenever provoked by opponent players hence being booked in nearly every match due to how he reacts. How the wolves breathed and barked is what caught many people’s attention. It ends with subtitles with big captions stating that ‘DIEGO IS A WOLF!’

Wolves have signed former Chelsea striker Diego Costa on a free transfer until the end of the season. The 33-year-old has been without a club since.

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Following the signing of Diego Costa, our Wolves fans have their say on the club's new striker.

Just having a presence like him in the team and on the pitch will be great for the squad, and worse comes to worse it provides Jimenez with some much-needed competition whilst also taking the pressure off of him slightly. Signing Diego Costa is huge for the club in regards to many things on and off the pitch. I think he will be a great success and a real folk hero who the Molineux faithful are really going to enjoy watching. But back to the player, let’s not pretend that Diego Costa isn’t a premier league legend. This side seriously lacks aggression and Costa will bring that in abundance, he will get the crowd fired up and have defenders second guessing his every move. He's not going to be competing for the golden boot again but, as long as the service is of a good standard, I can see Costa hitting double figures if he stays fit. At 33 Costa is no spring chicken however the world's best are now playing and producing into the latter playing years which makes me think he still has so much to offer. With the long term injury to Sasa Kalajdzic and the long term form of Jimenez, a focal point upfront is needed. Remember the days when we were signing Yanick Sagbo and Grant Holt to try and fill a gap? Now it looks like he will be playing for us, and the shoe is on the other foot, opinions might change. Expecting him to be a prolific scorer is unrealistic; the Wolves approach simply doesn’t accommodate such blandishments. He plays the game “nasty” and he knows where the goal is.

Wolves have completed the signing of Diego Costa and we can't wait to see him back in the Premier League. In our latest YouTube video, we've checked out ...

Amazingly, he was never shown a red card in the Premier League as he always seemed to know just how far he could push his luck. The Spanish forward was shown a total of 26 yellow cards in the Premier League and he committed 119 fouls across his three years. During his final season with Chelsea, he scored 20 league goals and played a vital role in Antonio Conte’s side winning the league.

Diego Costa's reputation as 'The Beast' precedes him as he makes his return to the Premier League with Wolverhampton Wanderers but even the imposing striker ...

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Diego Costa has returned to the Premier League and all opposition defenders, referees, and masseurs should watch out for the fiery ex-Chelsea forward this ...

On a physical and psychological level, I will need two to three weeks to get back in shape. I had the pleasure to play in it, and return again,” Costa said in his first interview as a Wolves player. It was a combination that brought the Chelsea squad to their feet and left John Terry in stitches. “In my opinion, from experience, the league has the atmosphere, the way the game is played, the stadiums full of supporters, the pitch in perfect condition, the respect that players have for each other. Wolves’ masseur and backroom team may need to start working on the pads in preparation for Costa’s next challenge. It appears all masseurs need to be weary of the former Atletico Madrid hard-man.

Diego Costa may not reach peak match fitness before he has turned out eight times for new club Wolves. That is the view of medical expert Ben Dinnery, ...

From the eye test, he looks as though he is in good shape and has been looking after himself quite well. Ideally, Costa would be introduced gradually, getting 10 or 15 minutes here and there. “The reality is that we have eight games before the World Cup, and he should be getting towards optimum level around that time.

Wolves striker Diego Costa could be a game-changer for the club following his arrival at Molineux.

Had it not been for [a falling out with ex-manager Antonio Conte and his desire to leave](https://www.telegraph.co.uk/football/2017/07/21/antonio-conte-breaks-silence-diego-costa-january-situation/) Stamford Bridge, that tally could have been much higher. Speaking to GIVEMESPORT, the transfer insider said: “It’s a gamble in terms of what he can bring physically. [since January](https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62789007), he is. [suffered a knee ligament injury](https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/62789007) against Southampton at the start of the month. [one of the lowest scorers](https://www.whoscored.com/Regions/252/Tournaments/2/Seasons/8618/England-Premier-League) in the Premier League last season, need. [Wolves](https://www.givemesport.com/wolverhampton-wanderers) striker [Diego Costa](https://www.givemesport.com/diego-costa) could be a game-changer for the club, believes journalist [Dean Jones](https://twitter.com/DeanJonesSoccer?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor).