Nigeria Victor Moses out with a thigh injury

Stoke City's Victor Moses faces eight weeks fall out with a thigh injury. Nigeria international Moses, who was on loan at Liverpool last season, joined Chelsea in 2012 for £9m, and has scored one goal in 12 appearances for Stoke City. Stoke assistant manager Mark Bowen told BBC Radio Stoke, "It's bad news on Victor Moses, a problem with his thigh. He will be out with anything up to six to eight weeks. It's a big hit. He had a scan and it's not good. At the moment we're deciding with Chelsea whether to go back and have the rehab there or stay with our team." Stoke City meets with Liverpool on Saturday.

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