Fulham of England coach, Claudio Ranieri has explained the ongoing quest for a transfer deal that will fetch Victor Moses from Chelsea, as the Italian gaffer says players of the winger’s quality are needed to save The Cottagers from relegation.
Sports247.ng reports that Ranieri is also keen on reliving some of the memories he has from his days at Chelsea, where Moses has fallen way down the pecking order this season.
With Moses failing to find a place in The Blues’ squad under Maurizio Sarri, Ranieri feels the former Super Eagles star can soar under his tutelage at Craven Cottage.
This much ‘The Tinkerman’ hinted when he declared that the club must sign players this month if they are to avoid relegation this season.
Fulham are four points adrift of safety in the English Premier League and possess the worst goal difference in the division after winning just three of their opening 21 games.
The Cottagers are yet to make a signing this month but Ranieri admits they desperately need reinforcements in their battle against the drop.
Moses is one of three players that have already been tipped with likely January deals at Craven Cottage, following their recent tour of the club.
Ranieri’s words might now be pointing in the direction of Moses moving across the road in London to join the former Chelsea gaffer.
Ranieri declared: “We are looking in every direction, we will see what happens. The transfer market is open.
“I think we have to bring somebody in to survive. I think it will be a very good boost for all my players. We are ready to take something that can help Fulham.”
