Former Nigeria international Victor Moses has completed a move to Kazakhstan Premier League side Kaysar Kyzylorda, marking the latest chapter in his long and well-travelled professional career.
The 35-year-old was part of Nigeria’s Africa Cup of Nations-winning squad in 2013 and joins the Kazakh outfit following his departure from English side Luton Town at the end of last season, where his contract expired.
Moses has spent the majority of his career in Europe, featuring prominently across several top leagues.
He rose to prominence in England before going on to represent clubs in Italy, Turkey and Russia, building a reputation for versatility and consistency on both flanks.
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His most notable spell came at Chelsea, where he played an important role during the club’s Premier League title-winning campaign in the 2016–17 season under Antonio Conte.
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During his time at Stamford Bridge, Moses also added the FA Cup and UEFA Europa League to his list of honours.
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At international level, he earned 38 caps for Nigeria and was named in the Team of the Tournament as the Super Eagles lifted the AFCON trophy in South Africa in 2013.
