Standard Sport reporter Simon Johnson has shared Victor Moses’ confirmation that he will not be continuing his loan at Turkish giants Fenerbahce.
Moses signed for Fenerbahce on an 18-month loan deal back in January, with his temporary employers only managing a ninth-place finish as Galatasaray won the title.
The loan move effectively ended Moses’ time as a Chelsea player, but the 18-month commitment clearly wasn’t confirmation that he was going to build his future in Istanbul.
Moses is now quoted by Chelsea journalist Simon Johnson, who notes in his tweet that Antonio Conte is interested in taking the 28-year-old to Inter Milan this summer.
Victor #Moses says he won't see out rest of loan at Fenerbahce. Understandable as soon-to-be Inter Milan coach #Conte wants him. Moses said: "I had a very nice experience. But I won't be here in the new season. I'm leaving Fenerbahce. I want to have a new adventure in my career."
— Simon Johnson (@SJohnsonSport) May 24, 2019
The possibility of linking up with Conte at Inter will no doubt be an attractive proposal for Moses, should our former manager push forward with his interest.
It was Conte who rescued Moses’ Chelsea career by converting him into a right-wing-back in the season that he won his first ever Premier League title.
He could be set to offer him a lifeline once again, this time at the San Siro.
