Former Chelsea star Victor Moses has highlighted his versatility on the pitch, saying that he's ready to play anywhere for Spartak Moscow.
The 2013 Africa Cup of Nations winner was rewarded with a new deal by Spartak Moscow this week, signing a contract extension that will keep him at the Red and Whites until the summer of 2024.
Moses actually started his career as a center forward and was likened to former Barcelona superstar Ronaldo de Lima, before he was converted to a winger whilst at the Crystal Palace academy and changed positions again to wing-back during Antonio Conte's reign as Chelsea manager.
The 31-year-old primarily played as a right midfielder under former Spartak Moscow coach Rui Vitória.
"I'm a versatile player, I can play any position. Play me left-back, play me right-back, play me center forward, play me right wing, left wing, I can play anywhere.," Moses said to Spartak Moscow's YouTube channel.
"The most important thing is for the team you know, what's going to make the team successful that's the main thing for me and I'm willing to do anything the manager asks me to do on the pitch."
Spartak Moscow are now coached by Italian Paolo Vanoli who worked with Moses for three years combined at Chelsea and Inter Milan.
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