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#4 Victor Moses
Victor Moses is another player who simply doesn't fit Sarri's style of play. He has made two appearances for the Blues this season, but both of those were late-minute substitutions.
Life was very different for Moses under the likes of Antonio Conte, who gave him a real chance at right-wing-back, where the Nigerian flourished. But with Sarri tending to opt either for three at the back, or a standard back four, Victor Moses' best role is now out of the question.
That being said, Moses can be a very good player on his day and would be a vital addition to practically any side in the Premier League - especially in the lower half of the table. But it certainly looks as if his future at Chelsea is in doubt right now.
Where might Victor Moses go?
According to the Daily Star, Sarri is looking to offload the Nigerian to Crystal Palace in January for around £12m. Palace are a club that would suit Moses very well, and play the exact style which saw him flourish last season.
