Ex-Super Eagles winger Victor Moses bids emotional farewell to Spartak Moscow after 3 years

Former Nigeria international Victor Moses has waved goodbye to Spartak Moscow after a four-year stint with the Russian giants, penning an emotional message to the club and its fans.

Moses, who joined Spartak in 2021, enjoyed a successful spell in Moscow, lifting the Russian Cup and embarking on a memorable Europa League journey with the club.

The Nigerian winger took to Twitter to express his gratitude, saying: "After three beautiful years at this great club, it's now time for me to move on to a new adventure.”

“I'd like to take this opportunity to say a huge heartfelt thank you to everybody connected with Spartak Moscow for all of your incredible support during my time here."

. "Winning the Russian Cup, the journey we had in the Europa League together, as well as the countless wins and successes we had as a team will always stay with me."

The former Chelsea and Liverpool man reserved special praise for the Spartak faithful, adding: "Thank you to the board, the management, coaches, my teammates and of course and most importantly our fans for welcoming me into the Spartak family."

As Moses embarks on a new chapter in his career, he leaves Spartak fans with a heartfelt message: "Good luck for the future. You will always be in my heart."

The winger's next destination remains unknown, but his emotional farewell to Spartak has left the door open for a potential return to the Russian capital in the future.