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Video | Former Chelsea striker Diego Costa drives around in Brazil in a tractor

The 33-year-old forward celebrated Atletico Mineiro’s titles by driving around in a tractor in his native Brazil.

Diego Costa of Atletico MG
© Photo by Pedro Vilela/Getty ImageDiego Costa of Atletico MG

There are many ways to celebrate a championship. You can get a tattoo, upload images on Instagram, or in the case of former Chelsea forward Diego Costa, you drive around the busy streets of Brazil in a tractor.

Costa returned to Brazil in 2021 to play for Atletico Mineiro, which also has former Brazilian national team forward Hulk on the roster. Costa’s arrival at Atletico Mineiro has been a success as the club won the domestic double winning the Brazilian title and Copa Do Brasil.

To mark the occasion the forward got on board a tractor and drove around the streets with his kids. The video was uploaded to Costa’s Instagram account and was well received by his many followers.

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Diego Costa drives around in tractor in Brazil

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Enroute to the domestic double Diego Costa played 15 games and scored 4 goals for Atletico Mineiro in the league. It is the striker’s 12th title in his career, after having won 7 at Atlético Madrid and 3 at Chelsea.

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Costa played twice for Brazil before making a onetime switch and represented Spain on 24 occasions scoring 10 goals playing in the 2014 and 2018 World Cups.

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