The 34-year-old Victor Moses who became a free agent after parting ways with Championship side Luton Town last summer, is now poised for a possible move to the United States.
Former Super Eagles attacker, Moses’ stint with the Championship side was cut short by recurring injuries, limiting him to just 18 appearances and one goal during his time with the Hatters.
Victor Moses is reportedly in advanced talks to join Major League Soccer (MLS) side New York Red Bulls.
According to report by Footy Africa, representative from his management agency, ROOF, confirmed that the negotiations with New York Red Bulls are “progressing positively.”
The versatile winger boasts an impressive résumé, having played for several top European clubs including Chelsea, Liverpool, Inter Milan, West Ham United, and Fenerbahçe.
He was also a key figure in Nigeria’s 2013 Africa Cup of Nations triumph and represented the Super Eagles at two FIFA World Cups.
If finalized, the move to New York Red Bulls would mark Moses’ first venture into North American football — a fresh opportunity to reignite his career in one of the world’s fastest-growing leagues.
For both player and club, the deal represents a strategic fit: the Red Bulls gain a proven winner with global experience, while Moses gets a platform to extend his illustrious career in a competitive yet rejuvenating environment.
