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Published 22:22 1 Sept 2017 BST

The Belgian stopper posted a photograph to Instagram showing he and Costa celebrating last season's Premier League triumph but it was is caption that tickled supporters.
"Se queda," Courtois announced, referencing Gerard Pique's notorious claim that Neymar would remain a Barcelona player despite the keen interest and deep pockets of Paris Saint-Germain.
https://twitter.com/3gerardpique/status/889227585137385472
"Se queda," translates to "he stays" and, while we all know what happened with Neymar, it's just a bit of fun from banter merchant Thibaut Courtois in suggesting that he was responsible for convincing Costa to stay at the club.Explore more on these topics:
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