Nigerian winger Victor Moses has completed a season-long loan move to Russian topflight side Spartak Moscow.
The Red-Whites are currently second on the log with 21 points – same as Zenit Saint Petersburg after 10 rounds of games.
The move follows spells for Moses in Turkey and Italy last season, firstly at Fenerbahce and then at Inter Milan, who he represented in the Europa League final.
The 29-year-old Moses first moved on loan to Fenerbahce in January 2019 and scored five times in 23 appearances during his year in Turkey.
He switched to the Serie A side 12 months later, where he linked up once again with Antonio Conte, with whom he had won the Premier League title and FA Cup at Chelsea.
Moses made seven starts and 13 sub appearances, one of those off the bench coming in that Europa League final, which was narrowly lost to Sevilla.
He embarked on his sixth temporary move away from the Stamford Bridge following his failure to return to Inter Milan, where he spent the second half of the last campaign.
The former Super Eagles attacker had equally enjoyed stints at Liverpool, Stoke City, West Ham, Fenerbahce and the Serie A outfit.
Moses joined the London club in 2012 from Wigan Athletic and has gone ahead to win one Premier League and a FA Cup.
He has 18 goals credited to his name after 128 appearances for the one time UEFA Champions League winner
The 29-year-old featured in 38 games and scored 12 goals for Nigeria before retiring from international football after the 2018 World Cup.
The former Super Eagles star established himself as a key figure at the right-wing back under Conte, but struggled to hold down a regular berth under his successor Sarri at Stamford Bridge.
