Super Eagles winger, Victor Moses will not play competitively till 2015 after sustaining a thigh injury that blights his impressive start to the 2014/15 season.
Moses currently on a season-long loan deal from Barclays English Premier League club, Chelsea faces at least six weeks on the sidelines with what has been described by officials of Stoke City as ‘significant’ thigh injury.
The former Wigan Athletic man has been in fine form in recent weeks but was injured in the 2-1 Premier League defeat by Burnley on Saturday.
Stoke City’s assistant manager, Mark Bowen described the situation as “bad news”.
“It’s bad news on Victor Moses, a problem with his thigh,” Bowen said.
Moses has made 10 league appearances for the Potters this season scoring once and providing three assists.
The winger who has also created 20 chances for Stoke this season is not expected to be back in action for another “six to eight weeks” according to Bowen.
“He will be out with anything up to six to eight weeks. It’s a big hit. He had a scan and it’s not good.
“At the moment we’re deciding with Chelsea whether to go back and have the rehab there or stay with our team,” he said. (supersport.com)