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The chaos of the final days of the transfer market came around and Chelsea looked to find a bargain, but it represents a culture shift for new fans who may find it irritating to miss out on the world's biggest stars.
Manchester United, Manchester City, Tottenham and Liverpool have pushed themselves to move forwards in the transfer market. Chelsea, meanwhile, have stood still, but they have made a healthy profit from their share of the Premier League's £5.14 billion commercial deals - not to mention their £60m-a-year Nike contract. They are now a profitable venture.
 
The Italian coach revealed that he had considered Costa to be out of his future plans since January, when intense speculation regarding his future first surfaced.
The 28-year-old was expected to move on when the summer transfer window opened, with various clubs mentioned as possible landing spots.
 
Costa made it clear early on that he favoured a return to Atletico Madrid and has been holding out for such a move ever since.
The window of opportunity closes for Spanish sides on Friday, though, while the rest of Europe’s top divisions have already seen the deadline pass.
 
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With no deal in the offing at this stage, Chelsea have taken the decision to include Costa within their ranks for the next phase of Premier League competition.
Squad lists had to be completed on Friday, with the Premier League confirming the selections on their official website.
 
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