Stoke City begs Moses to extend stay

The manager of English Premier League club, Stoke City, Mark Hughes, has said the club would be interested in keeping Chelsea winger, Victor Moses, after an impressive loan spell at the Britannia Stadium.
The Nigeria international has impressed for Stoke City since he joined ‘The Potters’ on a season-long since the summer.
Hughes wants £8million-rated Moses to at least extend his loan for another season.
“Victor is still a Chelsea player, we’re very pleased with what he’s producing,” Hughes said on Friday.
“We have given him the opportunity and he’s in a good place.
“We’d ideally love to be able to take him if we can but that won’t be our decision. Things have to fall in place but if there was an opportunity to bring Victor next season we’d love to do it.
“It will be discussed at the end of the season, we will see how far it can go. But his profile is being raised so it is a two-edged sword.
And Hughes suggested that Moses, who has emerged as one of the stars of a good season for Stoke, might not get the chance to play in a side that already boasts the likes of Eden Hazard, Willian and January signing Juan Cuadrado.
“Would he get the opportunity his talents deserve back at Chelsea?’ Hughes questioned. “We like to think we would be a consideration for him almost certainly.”