DIEGO COSTA is moving his entire life out of England after quitting Chelsea – including the nightclub he had installed in his Surrey mansion.
Costa has flown to Spain today to complete his return to Atletico Madrid after Chelsea finally agreed a £67million fee to sell the controversial striker.


He moved his family out to the Spanish capital earlier this month as he prepared for the end of his Stamford Bridge career.
And last week he put his fleet of British cars up for sale as he cleared up his belongings in the UK.
But one thing he doesn’t want to miss out on is the full-blown club he had installed in the conservatory of his home near the club’s Cobham training ground.
The Spanish striker is known to enjoy the good life away from football and was one of the characters in the Chelsea squad.
So he splashed out to get his conservatory converted into a nightclub – complete with top of the range lighting and sound system.
Costa appears to have enjoyed that aspect of London life so much he wants to take it with him to Madrid.
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So he has ordered a team to take rip out the club piece by piece and transport it out to his new home in Spain.
Costa is not the first footballer to have used his wealth decking out his home as a party venue.

Samir Nasri did the same in his £6m Cheshire house he sold before leaving Manchester City earlier this year.
And Nasri's City team-mate Raheem Sterling has also installed a party area in his home with a Michael Jackson-themed bar on site.
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