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Liverpool are reportedly interested in signing Chelsea winger Victor Moses on loan; a deal looks on the cards after the arrival of Willian from Anzhi on Sunday.
Jose Mourinho now has a host of attacking talents to choose from in the squad. The London club has already signed Andre Schurrle this summer, and with the likes of Mata, Hazard, Oscar and Kevin De Bruyne present in the squad, the future of Moses has come under speculations.
Irregular
Moses arrived from Wigan back in 2012, but has failed to establish himself as a regular start in the team making 23 appearances in the Premier League. With the new arrivals this summer, he has fallen further down the pecking order.
According to hardtackle.com, Chelsea are reportedly not interested to sell him, but are willing to send him on loan to another club this season.
Reports suggest Liverpool are interested in signing him on a season-long loan deal. Brendan Rodgers sees him as a fine addition to the already strengthened Liverpool attack this summer but the asking price of ÂŁ2million loan fee and his high wage are scaring the Merseyside.
Power and pace
Although Moses plays mostly as a right winger, he is versatile enough to play anywhere across the attacking trio behind a front man. The former Wigan man is known for his pace and strength and is extremely potent on the counter-attack.
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