In-frame Chelsea aggressor Victor Moses has promised to continue enhancing his exhibitions to keep his beginning part at the London Premier League goliaths.
Moses, who was in the beginning lineup for the Blues in the 2-0 thrashing of adamant Southampton in their Premier conflict at St. Mary's Stadium on Sunday, began in the wins once again Hull City, Leicester City and Manchester United.
The 25-year-old Super Eagles forward has been getting the features since Chelsea administrator Antonio Conte changed over him into a conservative back in his new 3-4-3 framework.
Also, Moses, who spent keep going three seasons out on advance at Liverpool, Stoke and West Ham after the 2012 European champions marked him for £9 from Wigan four years back, has conceded he is making the most of his new part at Chelsea.
The 2013 Africa Cup of Nations victor says he is glad to add to the cautious obligations too by falling back support Cesar Azpilicueta.
"I have not played there before," Moses, who spoke to Nigeria at the 2014 World Cup in Brazil, told Chelsea's authentic site on Sunday.
"I have quite recently got the chance to listen to what the director requests that I do in that position, and the way he needs me to do it.
"Each diversion we play I simply need to continue progressing. The more recreations you play, the more experience you get in that position. I'm truly savoring it right now and getting a charge out of it.
"It's critical to comprehend your partners. I have Azpilicueta there, the extra right-back, who is behind me, and he speaks with me and truly helps me out to ensure I am in the right position.
"It's great to connect up with Pedro or Willian, as well. They know when it's the ideal opportunity for me to go or when not to go. We address each other and we take a gander at each other's development to ensure we are making the best choice on the pitch."
The player, who missed the Super Eagles' opening Russia 2018 World Cup Group B qualifier against Zambia' Chipolopolo in Ndola on October 9, has been welcomed by Nigeria mentor Gernot for the qualifier against Algeria in Uyo on November 12.
Moses included, "I'm feeling cheerful, I'm feeling energized and at this moment I'm anticipating each diversion.
"The most essential thing is getting out on the pitch and making the most of your football, and that is the thing that I am doing right now. It's additionally great to have a group that has confidence in your capacity and urges you to continue driving on and playing admirably."
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