Diego Costa will return to Stamford Bridge but this time, on the opposite end. The striker who joined Wolverhampton during the last transfer window is yet to make a mark for his new team and could be doing that against his former team when he was last in the EPL.

In three years at Stamford Bridge, and at a club where strikers have historically struggled to make their mark, Costa managed to pick up two Premier League winners' medals and score 59 goals in 120 games, but also pick up a clear reputation: loved by Chelsea, hated by the rest.

The tables are turned and this time, it could be Chelsea hating him if he delivers a critical bite as the front man of the wolves squad.

Over the years, Chelsea have toiled in finding a reliable striker in the post-Didier Drogba days. Romelu Lukaku had two fair cracks at the whip and failed, while the likes of Alvaro Morata, Gonzalo Higuain, Fernando Torres and Timo Werner all struggled to live up to the hype that preceded their Stamford Bridge careers. Evn now Aubameyang struggles a bit but maybe with the new manager Graham Potter, things will change.

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