It feels like an eternity since Victor Moses was rampaging down the right flank under Antonio Conte in Chelsea’s 2016/17 title-winning campaign as well as the following season where the club won the FA Cup.
The passionate Italian manager brought the out-in-the-cold perennial loanee back into the fold and made him a protagonist in his Blues side that made history by becoming the first side in Premier League history to claim the league title playing a back three.
Indeed, Moses was a player reborn for those two seasons under Conte, at a time when the wideman played arguably the best football of his career, likewise Marcos Alonso, who thrived for those twin campaigns in his favoured role at left wing-back.