Super Eagles chief coach, Stephen Keshi. has expressed serious concerns over Victor Moses, who is out of favour at EPL club Chelsea.
Moses has not been listed for Chelsea since the beginning of the new season and was also not part of the squad for Friday’s UEFA Super Cup clash against Bayern Munich.
“I am worried about Moses situation at Chelsea,” Keshi said.
“I called him the other day to know what was wrong and sincerely the boy is also concerned. They had said he reported late to Chelsea after the South Africa game and that is not true because Moses confirmed to me that he did not miss any training session.”
Keshi added: “I don’t know the plans of Jose Morinho but sincerely am worried at the continued lack of action for Moses. The boy wants to play, he loves to play and it hurts that he is not playing because we need him to be playing week in, week out.”
In the meantime, West Bromwich Albion are the latest club to be linked with the unsettled Nigeria winger.
Steve Clarke is considering a move to land Moses after saying West Brom do not have stand a chance to land Romelo Lukaku.
The 2013 AFCON hero has been on the wanted list of several clubs namely Liverpool, Everton, West Ham Southampton and Hull City.
‘The Baggies’ boss celebrated his 50th birthday on Thursday, but his demeanour was one of a man frustrated with a lack of new signings, especially with four days of the transfer window remaining.
Clarke wants two more forward players before Monday’s 11pm transfer deadline.
However, Chelsea are expected to make winger Moses available on loan, which appeals to Clarke.
“Moses is available to come out and he’s a player we would be interested in,” he said.
