Diego Costa says he won't let Premier League cry babies change the way he plays for Chelsea in new photo-shoot for latest Assassin's creed.
Diego Costa dresses up as a Victorian footballer to the launch of Assassin's Creed video game
Chelsea striker, Diego Costa says he will not change his style of play despite criticism and hit out at the Premier League's cry babies.
The Spanish international was handed a retrospective three game ban for violent conduct by The FA after clashing with Arsenal's Laurent Koscielny in September.
Costa was transported back to 1868 to promote the new video game
And the born-brazilian says that he has the full backing of manager, Jose Mourinho and will not change his style of play.
Speaking in The Sun, Costa said: 'Many times players have done stuff to me, like kick me. But I'm not a cry baby. I have 100 per cent support from my manager, the club and the Chelsea supporters.
So other people, other opinions, I don't care, I'm not really bothered. I will not change unless my manager or the people from my club or my supporters tell me.'