Victor Moses has admitted he found it frustrating being part of Chelsea’s loan army for three years.
Moses joined Chelsea from Wigan in 2012 but found himself out of favour when Jose Mourinho returned for his second spell in charge a year later.
The Nigeria international headed to Liverpool for the 2013/14 campaign but managed just 22 appearances in all competitions under Brendan Rodgers as his side pushed for the league title.
He moved to Stoke for the following season but injuries limited his impact before spending last year at West Ham.
Moses has finally established himself at Chelsea under new boss Antonio Conte but he has laid bare the challenges of being frequently sent out on loan.
“I’ve been a little bit frustrated, I’m not going to lie,” Moses revealed.
“You spend about a month-plus in the hotel before you find your own place to stay – stuff there kind of plays in your head, and obviously the kids have to go to another place, go to school.
“I’ve not actually had time to relax.
“When the season finishes, you have to move back to London again, and those kind of things play in a footballer’s head.”
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