In an interview with Inter’s official matchday programme for tonight’s match against Sassuolo, on loan defender Victor Moses has spoke on a range of topics and started with where his love of football came from.

“I love football, it has been my passion since childhood, it’s in my blood and it is always what I wanted to do. The turning point in my life was when I made my debut with Crystal Palace when I was 16,” he began the interview.

“I entered the pitch and the atmosphere was incredible. It made me think that football was my reason for living, something to give everything for and be 100% committed.”

The Nigerian national team defender proceeded to discuss Inter manager Antonio Conte and what it is like to work under the former Italian national team manager.

“He is a great man and a great manager, I know his methods well. He wants the best from his players and that’s why I’m here, because I worked for him and I know what he asks for.

“He wants us to work hard, go out there and have fun practicing our idea of ​​football. Obviously that’s what I want to do. I want to win with him, with this team and this fantastic club.”

He then spoke on some of his teammates and shared his views on Inter as a club.

“I knew Romelu, Ashley and Christian already. They are all fantastic guys and now we are all going in the same direction. Inter are a huge club with incredible fans.”

In conclusion he spoke on what is required to play at right wing back, like he does.

“In my role we need energy and concentration. My goal is to always stay focused and take advantage of my qualities such as running and technique to try to win the game by contributing with goals and assists and creating problems for the opponents defence.”

Moses joined Inter on a six month loan deal from Premier League club Chelsea back in the January transfer window and as part of the deal Inter obtained an option to sign him outright for €12 million.

Since his arrival at the club, Moses has made nine appearances across all competitions to date, in which he has provided a single assist.