3 Players Chelsea should sell in the near future

#2 Victor Moses

Moses rose to prominence while playing as a right wing-back and contributing significantly to Chelsea’s league title triumph in 2016-17 under Antonio Conte. However, with Chelsea playing 2 center backs instead of 3 and Azpilicueta at right-back, Moses has found it difficult to break into the side.

Moses is a very strong and fast player with good ball skills and can be an asset to any team. Moreover, he is 28-years-old only and still has quite a few seasons left in him at the top level. He has scored 18 goals in 128 matches for Chelsea and should not find any difficulty in finding another club.

It seems that Chelsea are not very interested in renewing his contract and therefore, might very well sell him in the future. They might go for a younger full-back in the next season and therefore, Moses might not feature in their scheme of things.

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