Chelsea head-coach Antonio Conte is still keen on to sign Andrea Bellotti as a replacement for wantaway striker Diego Costa.

The 28-year-old Spanish forward has been told he can leave Stamford Bridge as Antonio Conte doesn’t consider him in his plans.

Alvaro Morata has arrived at Stamford Bridge for £70million deal earlier the last summer as a main man for the Blues offensive end.

Antonio Conte remains unconvinced by Michy Batshuayi and planning to sign Torino’s centre-forward Andrea Belotti, according to the Daily Star.

The 23-year-old Italian forward has found the net for 26 times in Serie A and Chelsea could be ready to pay £87.5m release clause for his signature in order to bounce back after a slow start of 2017/18 Premier League season.

Meanwhile, Diego Costa’s future remain’s up in the air, Spanish forward is keen on to make a return to Atletico Madrid.

La Liga remains the most likely destination for Spanish forward who will have to wait until January to sign for his former club following Atletico Madrid’s Transfer ban.

In any case, Conte wants him gone before adding to his squad and he wants four further signings this summer in central defence, full-back, central midfield and up front.

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