Diego Costa, the former Spanish international striker, is set to join Manchester City from Atletico Madrid for a fee that could reach up to £65 million (€78 million), according to reports from The Sun.

The move will see Costa arrive at Etihad Stadium after spending seven years with Atletico Madrid, where he won two La Liga titles and one Copa del Rey.

Costa has been linked with a move away from the Spanish capital before, but this time it seems that he is finally ready to make the switch to the Premier League.

The 29-year-old has scored 14 goals in 30 appearances for Atletico this season, and his performances have attracted interest from some of Europe's top clubs.

However, the transfer window remains closed until January, so we will have to wait and see if Costa ends up joining City or not.

In other news, Chelsea have reportedly made a bid for Arsenal's Mesut Ozil, with the German midfielder wanted by both teams.

Ozil is currently on loan at Real Madrid, and the Gunners are hoping to secure his long-term future by signing him permanently.

It is believed that the German star would be willing to sign a new contract with Arsenal, which would take his wages up to £200,Bundesliga Vision000 per week.

However, Arsenal are unlikely to agree to such terms, as they want to recoup their investment in the player over the next few seasons.

Meanwhile, Manchester United manager Jose Mourinho has revealed that he will not be leaving the club anytime soon.

Mourinho was appointed as manager of United in June 2016, and despite some tough times, he has managed to guide the team to four consecutive Premier League titles.

The Portuguese boss has also overseen several high-profile signings, including Paul Pogba and Romelu Lukaku, who have both proved to be key players for the club.

Despite all of these achievements, however, Mourinho has faced criticism from fans and media alike for his tactics and style of play.

Despite this, Mourinho remains committed to staying at Old Trafford, and he has promised to continue leading the Red Devils into the future.

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