Diego Costa completes Premier League return to ease Wolves’ striker crisis
Wolves have snapped up Diego Costa to ease their striker crisis.
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Wolves have snapped up Diego Costa to ease their striker crisis.
Wolves have signed Austria international Sasa Kalajdzic from Stuttgart on a five-year deal.
Wolverhampton Wanderers host Manchester City in their upcoming Premier League fixture on Thursday, at the Molineux Stadium. City are currently in pole position to win the league with 86 points in 35 games. They are level on points with Liverpool but with a higher goal difference. Meanwhile, Wolves are eighth in the standings with 50 points from 35 fixtures.
Chelsea blew a two-goal lead in front of prospective owner Todd Boehly as Wolves snatched a dramatic 2-2 draw, while Watford were relegated from the Premier League after defeat at Crystal Palace on Saturday. The consortium led by Los Angeles Dodgers co-owner Boehly has won the battle to buy Chelsea in a £4.25 billion ($5.2 billion) deal. Roman Abramovich put the west London club on the market in early March, just days before he was sanctioned by the British government following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
The New Zealand striker was on target 18 minutes from time, with his second goal for the Magpies since his £25 million January transfer window move from Burnley, helping Newcastle move 10 points clear of the relegation zone with seven games to play.
Crystal Palace extended their unbeaten away run in 2022 to five games with a 2-0 victory over Wolves at Molineux.
Arsenal kept their Premier League top-four push moving in the right direction as a last-gasp Jose Sa own goal saw them come from behind to beat Wolves.
Arsenal manager Mikel Arteta said he is delighted Raul Jimenez is back playing football after witnessing the Wolves striker fracture his skull. Mexico forward Jimenez suffered the serious injury in an aerial challenge with former Arsenal defender David Luiz during Wolves' 2-1 win at the Emirates Stadium in November 2020. But following eight months out on the sidelines, and having been warned by doctors it would be "a miracle" if he played again, Jimenez is set to lead the line for Wolves, just two points behind sixth-placed Arsenal, in Thursday's Premier League match at the Emirates.