Premier League giants Chelsea have reportedly demanded for £12m for the transfer of winger Victor Moses.
The Sun say that the Blues will let the recently retired Super Eagles player leave the club in the upcoming transfer window scheduled to begin as from the 1st of January in the event that they get the above mentioned transfer fee for him.
Fellow London side Crystal Palace is Victor Moses’ boyhood club and they are interested in a move for the 27-year-old.
They will have to contend with the threat of newly promoted Premier League outfit Durham who are also interested in the 2013 African Cup of Nations (AFCON) winner.
Fulham want to strengthen their squad in the January transfer window ahead of the relegation dogfight in the second half of the season.
Victor Moses came through the ranks at Crystal Palace before leaving the club for Wigan Athletic in 2010.
The former Liverpool and West Ham United star spent two years with the Latics before joining Chelsea in 2012.
He won the Europa League title in his first season at the club.
Victor Moses was an integral member of the Chelsea squad that won both the Premier League and FA Cup titles under Antonio Conte but he has been out of the first team since Maurizio Sarri took over in the summer.
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