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English Premier League side, Chelsea are prepared to sell former Super Eagles striker, Victor Moses in the January transfer window.
According The Sun, Crystal Palace are interested in signing the former Nigeria international from Chelsea with the Blues asking for £12 million.
Moses has seen his first team opportunities limited since the arrival of manager Sarri and has not been named in The Blues match day squad in their last nine matches in the Premier League.
The 27-year-old came back to Chelsea in the summer of 2016 after three consecutive loan spells at Liverpool, Stoke City and West Ham.
Under Antonio Conte, the winger played 78 matches across all competitions in two seasons and helped the club win the Premier League and Emirates FA Cup.
Moses was on the books of Palace for nine years before they were forced to sell him to Wigan Athletic in 2010.
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