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#2 Victor Moses
The poster boy of Antonio Conte's revolution at Chelsea Victor Moses is back on the bench at Stamford Bridge again. The Nigerian winger joined Chelsea in 2012 before going to a series of loan spells to Liverpool, Stoke City, and West Ham United before finally settling down under Antonio Conte.
Victor Moses nailed down a starting berth as a right wing-back for Antonio Conte in the 3-4-3 formation that handed the Blues Premier League title during the Italian first season in charge at Stamford Bridge.
Moses was instrumental in Chelsea's Premier League success in his orthodox position and was always the first name on Antonio Conte's team sheet. However, with Sarri's preference of a 4-3-3 formation, Victor Moses role has diminished and the Nigerian has only featured twice in the Premier League this season for the Blues.
The future does not look bright for Victor Moses at Stamford Bridge and a move away from Chelsea would rekindle his career.
