Spartak Moscow has officially announced the departure of Victor Moses from the club, marking the end of his successful tenure in the Russian Premier League. The news was confirmed by Spartak Moscow on their official website, where they expressed gratitude to Moses for his contributions during his time with the team.
In their announcement, Spartak Moscow highlighted Moses’ achievements during his spell with the club, including winning two Russian Championship medals, clinching the Russian Cup, and playing a pivotal role in the Europa League group stage during the 2021/22 season. They recognized Moses as one of the heroes of their European campaign and thanked him for his dedication and commitment to the club.
Moses initially joined Spartak Moscow on loan before making his move permanent, indicating his positive impact and the confidence the club had in his abilities. His last appearance for Spartak Moscow came in their match against Rubin Kazan on Sunday, marking the end of his journey with the team.
During his time at Spartak Moscow, the 33-year-old winger made a total of 84 appearances across all competitions, contributing to the team with 20 goal involvements. His performances on the pitch earned him recognition and respect from fans and teammates alike, solidifying his status as a valuable asset to the club.
As Victor Moses bids farewell to Spartak Moscow, he leaves behind a legacy of success and achievement, having played a significant role in the club’s recent accomplishments. His departure marks the end of a chapter in his career in Russia, and fans will now eagerly await news of his next destination as he continues his journey in professional football.