Chelsea winger Victor Moses has explained how Chelsea has become his home after scoring the winning goal over rivals Tottenham on Saturday.
Moses, who has been at Chelsea since 2012 but was sent out on loan to Liverpool, Stoke and West Ham, has emerged as surprise first team regular under new manager Antonio Conte.
Deployed as a wing-back, the 25-year-old Nigeria international confessed his joy at finally securing a permanent spot at Stamford Bridge.
‘I have definitely found a home here,’ Moses said after the game. ‘Chelsea is my club and I’m pleased to be playing this season. The manager gave me the opportunity to express myself and I’m relishing it at the moment.
‘I just want to keep on playing football and enjoying myself. We are very happy with the win,’ he added.
Chelsea secured a comeback victory over London rivals Spurs on Saturday, Moses scoring the winning goal in the 51st minute after Pedro cancelled out Christian Eriksen’s opening goal.
‘I’m very pleased with the goal but the most important thing is the three points we got the day,’ Moses said to Sky Sports.
‘There was nothing we could do about the Spurs goal.’
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