Wigan chairman says Chelsea are offering an unrealistic bid for the Nigerian.. |
A report on Sky Sports read as follows-
Wigan Athletic have rejected an offer from European champions Chelsea for forward Victor Moses, Sky Sports can reveal.
The
21-year-old Nigeria international has just 12 months left on his current deal
and has so far shunned Wigan's advances over an extension.
A
host of clubs are known to be tracking the former Crystal Palace man, who
scored six goals in 37 league games last term - playing mainly on the wing.
Now
Chelsea have decided to make their move and have lodged a bid with the
Lancashire club, but that has already been rejected.
Sky
Sports understands that the offer fell short of Wigan's valuation of the player
but Chelsea are expected to continue talks.A
number of rival Premier League clubs are believed to be monitoring the
situation.
This is what Wigan's chairman had to say-
'Chelsea would need to get realistic before we would even listen to them,' Whelan told ESPN.
'They made a bid at 6pm last night and we turned it down flat.
'Roberto Martinez has brought this player on and he needs at least another year with Roberto to become a top player.
'We have offered him a new contract but it seems the agent, more than the player, wants to move him on, at least that is the impression we are getting.
'It cannot be for the player's good. Victor Moses needs another year or two before moving to a club like Chelsea.
'He needs games and he won't be first choice at Chelsea, I wouldn't have thought.
'We don't need to sell him with 12 months to go on his contract because he is under 24 so wouldn't be going on a free transfer.
'Ideally we would like him to sign a new contract, or a club like Chelsea would have to be realistic. At the moment, they are taking the Mickey with the bid they've made.'
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I dont think we ever submitted for him
ReplyDeleteDiame is a great lad but we gotta get the likes of Cavani not him
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