Christian Chukwu has defended Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s decision to convert Victor Moses
into a wing- back at the London side.
Nigeria winger Moses, who spent the last three seasons on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham since his £9m move from Wigan in 2012, has established himself as a regular at Chelsea, with his attacking and defending movements in Conte’s 3-4-3 formation helping the Blues to wins against Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
Former Nigeria coach Chukwu, who has expressed his excitement at Moses’ rising stock in the Premier League, says he will support any decision aimed at ensuring that the player replicates his form for Chelsea back at the Super Eagles.
Christian Chukwu has defended Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s decision to convert Victor Moses
into a wing- back at the London side.
Nigeria winger Moses, who spent the last three seasons on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham since his £9m move from Wigan in 2012, has established himself as a regular at Chelsea, with his attacking and defending movements in Conte’s 3-4-3 formation helping the Blues to wins against Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
Former Nigeria coach Chukwu, who has expressed his excitement at Moses’ rising stock in the Premier League, says he will support any decision aimed at ensuring that the player replicates his form for Chelsea back at the Super Eagles.
Christian Chukwu has defended Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s decision to convert Victor Moses
into a wing- back at the London side.
Nigeria winger Moses, who spent the last three seasons on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham since his £9m move from Wigan in 2012, has established himself as a regular at Chelsea, with his attacking and defending movements in Conte’s 3-4-3 formation helping the Blues to wins against Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
Former Nigeria coach Chukwu, who has expressed his excitement at Moses’ rising stock in the Premier League, says he will support any decision aimed at ensuring that the player replicates his form for Chelsea back at the Super Eagles.
Christian Chukwu has defended Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s decision to convert Victor Moses
into a wing- back at the London side.
Nigeria winger Moses, who spent the last three seasons on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham since his £9m move from Wigan in 2012, has established himself as a regular at Chelsea, with his attacking and defending movements in Conte’s 3-4-3 formation helping the Blues to wins against Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
Former Nigeria coach Chukwu, who has expressed his excitement at Moses’ rising stock in the Premier League, says he will support any decision aimed at ensuring that the player replicates his form for Chelsea back at the Super Eagles.
Christian Chukwu has defended Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s decision to convert Victor Moses
into a wing- back at the London side.
Nigeria winger Moses, who spent the last three seasons on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham since his £9m move from Wigan in 2012, has established himself as a regular at Chelsea, with his attacking and defending movements in Conte’s 3-4-3 formation helping the Blues to wins against Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
Former Nigeria coach Chukwu, who has expressed his excitement at Moses’ rising stock in the Premier League, says he will support any decision aimed at ensuring that the player replicates his form for Chelsea back at the Super Eagles.
Christian Chukwu has defended Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s decision to convert Victor Moses
into a wing- back at the London side.
Nigeria winger Moses, who spent the last three seasons on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham since his £9m move from Wigan in 2012, has established himself as a regular at Chelsea, with his attacking and defending movements in Conte’s 3-4-3 formation helping the Blues to wins against Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
Former Nigeria coach Chukwu, who has expressed his excitement at Moses’ rising stock in the Premier League, says he will support any decision aimed at ensuring that the player replicates his form for Chelsea back at the Super Eagles.
Christian Chukwu has defended Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s decision to convert Victor Moses
into a wing- back at the London side.
Nigeria winger Moses, who spent the last three seasons on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham since his £9m move from Wigan in 2012, has established himself as a regular at Chelsea, with his attacking and defending movements in Conte’s 3-4-3 formation helping the Blues to wins against Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
Former Nigeria coach Chukwu, who has expressed his excitement at Moses’ rising stock in the Premier League, says he will support any decision aimed at ensuring that the player replicates his form for Chelsea back at the Super Eagles.
Christian Chukwu has defended Chelsea manager Antonio Conte’s decision to convert Victor Moses
into a wing- back at the London side.
Nigeria winger Moses, who spent the last three seasons on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham since his £9m move from Wigan in 2012, has established himself as a regular at Chelsea, with his attacking and defending movements in Conte’s 3-4-3 formation helping the Blues to wins against Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
Former Nigeria coach Chukwu, who has expressed his excitement at Moses’ rising stock in the Premier League, says he will support any decision aimed at ensuring that the player replicates his form for Chelsea back at the Super Eagles.
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