Chelsea striker Diego Costa moves out of his £6million house in London

Diego Costa has continued his bid to quit Chelsea and English football — by moving out of his house.

The wantaway striker Costa is carrying on planning for his Chelsea departure despite being no closer to having his exit sanctioned.

Costa, who took over Blues predecessor Fernando Torres’ £6million former home in Surrey following his 2015 arrival, is desperate to escape after a huge bust-up with boss Antonio Conte.

And the 28 year-old has further underlined his determination to leave with a step that has left friends now openly saying he no longer has a house here.

Spain international Costa is still in his homeland of Brazil and wants to re-sign for previous club Atletico Madrid.

And he insisted last week he had no plans to return to Chelsea or play for the club again after accusing them of treating him like a “criminal.”

Boss Conte laughed off Costa’s claims, but the Blues are fuming with the Spaniard and owner Roman Abramovich is especially determined to make him pay for defying the club with his rebellious behaviour.

They want the controversial striker back, fit and in condition to be selected — in line with the terms of his contract.

And they won’t part with the £50m-rated frontman on the cheap, despite his attempts to force his exit threatening to reduce his valuation.