Chelsea have finally competed the signing of Wigan Nigerian born
winger Victor Moses, bringing to an end the club's summer-long
pursuit of the 21-year-old talent.
Wigan are believed to
have accepted a bid in the range of £10 million for the Nigerian
international striker, with Roberto Di Matteo showing not wasting time
spending during the current ongoing transfer window.
The Blues also confirmed the signing of Marseille full-back defender
Cesar Azpilicueta
earlier today, joining the likes of Eden Hazard, Oscar, Marko
Marin and Thorgan Hazard who are the summer's new
recruits for Stamford
Bridge squad.
While Moses' switch to west London had
been slow due to Latics chairman Dave Whelan playing hardball in the bids
negotiations, the 75-year- old eventually relented to
allow the Nigerian striker a move away from the DW
Stadium to the Stamford Bridge.
After establishing himself in the Championship with his former club
Crystal Palace, Moses was
snapped up by Wigan during January 2010 transfer, and his
name has been touted
alongside a host of
Premier Leagues in recent months on the just sealed Chelsea,Wigan
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