Victor Moses is a Nigerian professional footballer who currently plies his trade as a winger for Luton Town in the EFL Championship.

Moses’s career is a powerful story of overcoming adversity to achieve footballing greatness. After surviving the tragic loss of his parents during religious riots in Nigeria and relocating to England as a young asylum seeker, Moses found solace in football.

His talent quickly shone through, leading to a professional career that saw him play for top English clubs like Chelsea, where he won the Premier League and FA Cup. On the international stage, he was a key figure in Nigeria’s 2013 Africa Cup of Nations triumph and represented the Super Eagles at two FIFA World Cups.

In this article, Footynaija.com brings you everything you need to know about the versatile veteran.

Victor Moses Biography

Born on December 12, 1990, in Kaduna, Nigeria, Victor Moses lost his parents at age 11 during religious riots. Sent to the UK for safety, he was placed with a foster family in South London, where his football talent quickly emerged while attending Stanley Technical High School.

Playing for local side Cosmos 90 FC, he was scouted by Crystal Palace, whose academy he joined. Palace helped him secure a place at Whitgift School, where he flourished under the guidance of coach Colin Pates, scoring over 100 goals and leading his school to multiple titles, including a national cup final where he scored all five goals.

Moses began his professional career with Crystal Palace in the Championship before earning a move to Wigan Athletic, where he made his Premier League debut in 2010. His impressive development led to a transfer to Chelsea in 2012, where he scored ten goals and won the Europa League in his first season. However, he spent the next few years on loan at Liverpool, Stoke City, and West Ham United.

Moses returned to Chelsea for the 2016/2017 season, playing a key role in their Premier League title win with 34 appearances. He later had further loan spells at Fenerbahçe, Inter Milan, and Spartak Moscow.

Internationally, though he represented England at various youth levels, Moses chose to play for Nigeria, making his senior debut in 2012. He earned 38 caps and scored 12 goals, playing in two World Cups and helping Nigeria win the 2013 Africa Cup of Nations before retiring from international football in 2018.

He is currently on the books at EFL Championship side Luton Town after joining the Hatters last summer on a free transfer.

Victor Moses Career Stats

At the time of writing, Victor Moses has played 506 matches for club and country, scoring 74 goals. At club level, he has made 475 senior appearances and netted 62 goals, with Chelsea being his most represented team at 128 games.

He also amassed a decent number of appearances for Spartak Moscow (84), Wigan (80), and Crystal Palace (69). In league competition, Moses has featured in 220 Premier League matches, 76 in the Championship, and 70 in the Russian Premier League.

On the international stage, he played 31 matches and scored 12 goals.

Victor Moses Salary and Net Worth

Moses earns £22,000 per week, £1,144,000 per year playing for Luton Town. The 33-year-old’s net worth is estimated to be between $20 million and $30 million, according to various sources. This wealth stems from his successful football career, including earnings from his current stint at Luton Town, previous contracts with clubs like Chelsea and Spartak Moscow, as well as potential income from endorsement deals.

Victor Moses Parents

Moses’s father, a pastor named Austin as well as his mother had their lives taken in their Kaduna home during religious riots in 2002. This led to young Moses fleeing to England aged 11 where he was put into foster care.

Victor Moses Wife and Children

Victor Moses has been married to his wife, Stacey Moses, since 2017. Their union is blessed with three children: two sons, Brentley (born in 2012) and Caiyro (born in 2021), and a daughter, Nyah (born in 2015). His eldest son, Brentley, is an aspiring footballer and currently plays for Crystal Palace’s Under-11 academy team.

Victor Moses FC 25 Ratings

Victor Moses holds a 73 overall rating in EA SPORTS FC 25. He primarily plays as a right midfielder (RM) but is versatile enough to cover positions like LM, RW, and RB. His in-game profile showcases a balanced skill set, making him a valuable asset in various tactical setups. Below are some of his key attributes.

Pace (72)

Acceleration: 73

Sprint Speed: 72

Dribbling (74)

Ball Control: 75

Dribbling: 74

Agility: 71

Balance: 74

Composure: 72

Passing (70)

Crossing: 73

Short Pass: 72

Vision: 68

Curve: 72

Shooting (67)

Shot Power: 72

Finishing: 65

Long Shots: 66