Chelsea have replaced Victor Moses’ giant poster at the tunnel of the Stamford Bridge with that of record-breaking goalkeeper Kepa Arrizabalaga.
Observers have insisted that this does not mean the Nigeria star does not have a future at ‘The Blues’.
The development came at a point speculation emerged that Wolverhampton Wanderers had made a late transfer offer to take Moses on loan for the season, as they aim to make the best of their return to the English Premier League.
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This is seen as another factor in the exit of Antonio Conte as Chelsea boss, during which time he revived Moses career, by getting him to play as a right-wing-back in his two seasons with The Blues
Conte played the 3-5-2 formation and so converted right winger Moses to a right back, who responded remarkably to become a key player in the last two seasons; during which time he won both the league and the FA Cup.
However, The Blues’ new boss Maurizio Sarri prefers a 4-3-3 formation, which has already relegated Moses to a bench role at the London-based outfit.
