Chelsea are ready to up their offer for Wigan’s Victor Moses, The Daily Mail state.
The talented Latics forward was a key reason behind the DW Stadium club escaping relegation again last term, with the sprightly attacker putting in excellent performances in the campaign run-in.
As such, a number of bigger Premier League teams have been registered with an interest, as Moses has also admitted that he is ready to move to a side challenging for honours.
The Stamford Bridge club have already had an offer of £4 million rejected by Wigan chairman Dave Whelan, with the player reportedly valued at around £10 million by the club.
The Nigeria international’s contract expires next summer, and as such Roberto Martinez has a decision to make whether to sell him now or risk losing him for free this time next year.
The Blues are thought to be ready to return with a new and improved bid, which will test Wigan’s resolve once more.
Chelsea are on a spending spree this summer and have already signed Eden Hazard, Marko Marin and Kevin De Bruyne in their attacking overhaul.
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