Fernebahce of Turkey winger, Victor Moses has been described a very daring player that would always get his way on the pitch because he wants to do what others try to avoid.
Sports247.ng can report that this is the analytical verdict of a renowned pundit, Andy Brassell, who believes Moses will make a bigger impact in Turkey because of his direct approach and skills.
Brassell, who specialises in European football and works as a pundit across many forms of media for the likes of Talksport, the BBC, BT Sport, and ESPN, added that Moses is never one to shy away from taking on an opposing defender.
Brassell, who regularly contributes to BBC Radio 5 Live Monday Night Club, and the European football show, is a fan of Wimbledon, who are also based in London, where Moses’ parent club, Chelsea, are also housed.
Brassel, who also contributes for leading British newspapers, like Guardian, The Independent, The Daily Mirror and Daily Star, also hailed Moses for enacting an instant impact at Fenerbahce, which the star joined in the January transfer window.
Before Friday’s 1-0 loss away to Kayserispor, The Yellow Canaries won the first two encounters in which Moses featured as a substitute.
Moses needed only nine minutes to open his goals account in the Turkish Super Lig,with a well-taken effort, after getting off the bench against Göztepe, as he drilled past the opponents and shoed tremendous assets worthy of his £130,000 a week pay day in Istanbul.
Brassel took another look at Moses’ crafty playing style and retorted:”He dares to do stuff and in a climate that’s been wracked with fear really because the stakes are so high, if you go down it’s an absolute disaster.”
