Moses outstanding amongst other wing-backs – Redknapp

Previous England player, Jamie Redknapp has portrayed Nigerian forward, Victor Moses as outstanding amongst other wing-moves on the planet.

The Nigerian forward endured hamstring damage amid Chelsea's annihilation to Palace in September and advanced back to Conte's side as a substitute amid the limited prevail upon Swansea a week ago.

Previous England player, Jamie Redknapp has depicted Nigerian forward, Victor Moses as a standout amongst other wing-moves on the planet.

The Nigerian forward endured hamstring damage amid Chelsea's annihilation to Palace in September and advanced back to Conte's side as a substitute amid the restricted prevail upon Swansea a week ago.

Against Newcastle on Saturday, he was given his initially begin and set up Alvaro Morata with a prodding cross before the protection before later winning a punishment.

What's more, Redknapp, a Sky Sports intellectual, said Moses has "showed himself" to be a standout amongst other wing-maneuvers in the diversion.

"He missed an extensive piece of the season with a hamstring [injury]," Redknapp revealed to Sky Sports.

"He has an enormous effect. With the framework they play with wing-backs, he's showed himself – and the administrator's clearly helped him – to be a standout amongst other wing-maneuvers in world football.

Previous England player, Jamie Redknapp has depicted Nigerian forward, Victor Moses as outstanding amongst other wing-moves on the planet.

The Nigerian forward endured hamstring damage amid Chelsea's thrashing to Palace in September and advanced back to Conte's side as a substitute amid the tight prevail upon Swansea a week ago.

Against Newcastle on Saturday, he was given his initially begin and set up Alvaro Morata with a prodding cross before the safeguard before later winning a punishment.

What's more, Redknapp, a Sky Sports intellectual, said Moses has "showed himself" to be a standout amongst other wing-maneuvers in the amusement.

"He missed a vast piece of the season with a hamstring [injury]," Redknapp disclosed to Sky Sports.

"He has a tremendous effect. With the framework they play with wing-backs, he's showed himself – and the supervisor's clearly helped him – to be a standout amongst other wing-maneuvers in world football.

"It suits him that position, and there's nothing unexpected that he was included with the punishment, he's required with the objective. I thought he was splendid [against Newcastle] and he is top class", he said.