Victor Moses looks set to leave Premier League giants Chelsea with Fulham and Wolverhampton Wanderers reportedly interested.
Victor Moses has gone from a seldom-seen outcast to key player to seldom-seen outcast again in a topsy-turvy Chelsea career.
The Nigeria international was reinvented as a rampaging right-wing back during Antonio Conte’s two years at Stamford Bridge, but since Maurizio Sarri arrived and switched to a four-man defence, Moses has slipped well down the pecking order.
The former Crystal Palace and Wigan winger has played just 165 minutes of football under Sarri and, according to The Mail, he is all-but certain to leave Stamford Bridge in 2019 with a January transfer a distinct possibility.
It is understood that Chelsea are demanding £12 million for Moses and The Mail adds that Wolverhampton Wanderers are interested, having been attracted by the bargain price tag that has been put on his head.
With Nuno Espirito Santo favouring a wing-back system, Moses would fit in perfectly at Molineux – either as competition for Matt Doherty or further up field off the front-man.
The Mail adds that Fulham are also interested in signing the 2017 Premier League champion and see his £12 million price tag as good value.
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