After it was confirmed that Diego Costa had returned to Atletico Madrid, his former Chelsea coach, Antonio Conte, suggested he didn't have a problem with the striker.
A long drawn out transfer affair is finally in the past, on the eve of the two clubs meeting in the Champions League.
"I do not have any problems [with Costa], we wish him well in the future," Conte said to reporters in his pre-match press conference.
The physical number nine can't face the west Londoners however, with the Rojiblancos still under the auspices of a FIFA transfer ban.
"Atletico are a very good team, with a lot of experience and who play very well in the Champions League," the Italian continued. "In recent years Spanish teams have dominated the Champions League and the Europa League."
Eden Hazard has a chance to make an imprint on the competition, something not lost on the Chelsea coach.
"Last season he [Hazard] was very important for Chelsea," Conte said. "He proved it in every game, but this competition demands another level from a top player like him."