Former Chelsea defender David Luiz has urged Diego Costa to make the move from London to Paris Saint-Germain should he seek a new challenge in football.
Costa has become an integral part of Chelsea's team following his
transfer from Atletico Madrid in the summer of 2014, with the striker
ending his debut season in the Premier League - when the Blues won two
trophies - with 20 goals.
The Brazilian-born Spain international has struggled to replicate
such form this term, however, although he has enjoyed a revival in
fortunes in front of goal following the arrival of Guus Hiddink in
December.
But former Chelsea centre-back Luiz has said Costa, who has been
linked with a return back to Spain on several occasions, would be
welcome at the Parc des Princes should he feel the need for a fresh
challenge in his career.
"Diego is one of the most clinical strikers in Europe, he would be a welcome addition to any team," Luiz said.
"I think PSG have made their intent clear over the last three or four seasons, that we only add the best player.
“If Diego decides he has had enough of England and wants a new challenge, of course he would be welcome here."
He added: "Diego and myself have had our clashes on the field, but you must understand there are two Diego’s.
"On the field he is physical, he is confrontational, he will get in your face, that is part of his game.
"Off the field he is a good friend, one of the nicest guys you can meet, somebody I would go to dinner with."
Luiz will have the tough task of trying to stop Costa from scoring
when Chelsea play PSG in the Champions League last 16 next month
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