Spartak Moscow is considering a loan move for Victor Moses, and it appears that the deal will soon come to fruition.
According to reports, Moses has agreed personal terms with the Russian Premier League club, who had also made enquires about Serge Aurier and Kiko Femenia with Spurs and Watford respectively, and he will soon fly to Russia for his medical.
He is apparently suffering from a hip problem currently that he sustained last season, but that is unlikely to prove to be a hindrance in the transfer.
Moses, who has played in several behind-closed-doors friendlies at Cobham — he even scored the only Chelsea goal in the 1-1 draw with Wimbledon last month — will sign a one-year extension since his current Chelsea contract expires in 2021.
The club said it wouldn’t want to lose him for free next summer.
There will reportedly also be a €10 million buy-option inserted into the deal.
Spartak is managed by former Schalke boss Domenico Tedesco, who has implemented his famed three-man backline at Krasno-Belye.
His usage of wingbacks should therefore suit Moses’ skillset.
Moses spent the first half of last season at Fenerbahce and the second half at Inter Milan, and earned less-than-glowing reviews in both those spells.
He will certainly look to do better in his newest adventure.
