Nigerian international Victor Moses is set to embark on a new adventure in Major League Soccer (MLS) after agreeing to terms with the New York Red Bulls, Nigeriasoccernet.com reports.
The 34-year-old winger, who was released by Luton Town in the summer, has been in advanced talks with the MLS outfit.
Moses' stint with Luton Town was marred by injuries, limiting him to just 18 appearances and one goal for the Hatters.
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Despite this setback, his experience and versatility have attracted interest from clubs abroad, with the New York Red Bulls reportedly keen on leveraging his expertise to bolster their squad.
Throughout his illustrious career, Moses has donned the jerseys of several top European clubs, including Chelsea, Liverpool, Inter Milan, West Ham, and Fenerbahçe.
His impressive résumé also boasts 58 appearances for the Nigerian national team, scoring 20 goals.
The winger's potential signing aligns with the New York Red Bulls' strategy of blending seasoned internationals with emerging domestic talent.
If confirmed, Moses would join a roster featuring several promising young Americans, offering a mentorship opportunity for the club's younger players.
By Olujimi Dare Ogun