Victor Moses

Victor Moses is considering his Chelsea future after falling down the pecking order since Maurizio Sarri arrived at the club as head coach, Goal understands.

Victor Moses must improve as a winger for him to feature regularly for Chelsea, according to manager Maurizio Sarri.

Moses had on August 15, 2018 announced his international retirement from the Nigeria national football team, Super Eagles, much to the shock of anyone and everyone involved.

African Cup of Nations 2013 winning skipper, Joseph Yobo, has offered to convince Victor Moses to stage a return to the Super Eagles ahead of the AFCON 2019 in Cameroon.

Chelsea’s new handler, Maurico Sarri, however preferred Cesar Azpilicueta and Pedro ahead of Moses for right back and the midfield role, while Ross Barkley, Ruben Lotus-Cheek, Oliver Giroud, Davide Zappacosta, Willian and Andreas…

Ndidi will hit the camp alongside his Leicester City's teammate, Kelechi Iheanacho. 

Super Eagles’ coach Gernot Rohr is hoping that the chance to win a second Africa Cup of Nations title could convince Victor Moses to reconsider his decision to retire from international football.

Chukwu told the News Agency of Nigeria that Moses knew about his body faculty more than any person.

The Nigerian winger/wing-back announced his decision on Wednesday, having had a few months to reflect on the country’s World Cup campaign

Moses replaced Pedro Rodriguez in the 81st minute as the new Chelsea coach Maurizio Sarri seek to fortify the team's attack. 

Chelsea midfielder Victor Moses has said that his side are "looking forward" to the season ahead under new boss Maurizio Sarri.

Arsenal has announced that defender Sead Kolasinac will be sidelined for up to 10 weeks after suffering a knee injury.

Super Eagles’ star, Victor Moses, has vowed to show class when Chelsea file out against Manchester City in the Community Shield clash on Sunday.

Moses played all Nigeria’s three Group D matches at the World Cup and scored one goal.

After initially missing out to join the rest of the squad on a trip to Australia on Wednesday night, the duo of Super Eagles’ Victor Moses and Kenneth Omeruo alongside Antonio Rudiger on Thursday flew to join the team.

The pacy midfielder was among the west London side that were excused from training due to their participation at the ongoing FIFA World Cup in Russia.

It described the goal scored by Musa against Iceland in a 2-0 win as a delight to watch as he skillfully brought down a cross by Victor Moses before smashing the ball into the roof of the net from inside the box

According to the sports enthusiast, Super Eagles' coach, Gernot Rohr, could have ensured the national team maintained a strong defence after the first goal in favour of the Super Eagles.

Rohr made this known to journalists at a post match news conference after the Super Eagles lost 1-2 to Argentina on Tuesday

The Eagles lost the match to a rejuvenated Argentine team, which had Lionel Messi coordinating