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Chelsea coach hints at keeping Moses at Stamford Bridge

Freedom Reporter by Freedom Reporter
August 4, 2016
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Chelsea Manager, Antonio Conte, has, from all indications, suggested that Nigerian forward, Victor Moses, will finally get his chance at Stamford Bridge next season.

The Nigerian is back at Stamford Bridge, after straight loan deals away from the club and has taken their pre-season games by storm with performances that has earned him praise from the Italian manager.

In their last game against AC Milan, Moses was handed another start by Conte and the 25-year-old didn’t disappoint the manager as he was his usual industrious self until he was replaced in the second half.

After the game, Conte told newsmen that he has now known the players, he will allow to leave the club base on the AC Milan tie, although they still have one more game before they round up their pre-season matches.

“I think this match told me a lot about the players who we will keep, and who can go on loan or we can sell,” the Italian said.

“Today, it was important because I have a clearer idea than before.

“Now we go back to London. It’s important for me and for the club to talk and take decisions about all the players.

“In pre-season we worked with 30 players – four goalkeepers and 26 players. There is one game remaining against Werder Bremen and then we must take the decision.

“We hope to take the best decision for the club and the players, too.”

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