Through their official website, Chelsea have announced the outgoing transfers of two promising players and also first team player Victor Moses. Former England U17 star Charlie Colkett has sealed a permanent switch to Swedish Allsvenskan side Ostersunds, 12 years after he joined Chelsea from Charlton Athletic.The midfielder spent time on loan at Bristol Rovers, Swindon Town, Vitesse and Shrewsbury Town during his time at Chelsea. Charlie Colkett’s contract with Ostersunds is valid for the next three and a half years and he will join öFK’s training camp in Marbella on Wednesday.
Meanwhile, Chelsea U18 defender Jack Wakely has joined Southern Premier South Division Basingstoke Town on loan until the end of the season. The 18-year-old arrived the Chelsea Academy as an U9.
Fenerbahce pulled off a transfer coup after signing former Nigeria international Victor Moses on Friday afternoon. The agreement between the Yellow Canaries and Chelsea will keep the right winger in Istanbul until the end of the 2019-2020 season. Yesterday evening, Moses took to social media to inform his combined 3.08 million followers on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter that he’s delighted at completing a loan move to a club with a rich history. Fenerbahce have won 19 Turkish Super Lig titles, 6 Turkish Cups and 9 Turkish Super Cups among others since the formation of the club 111 years ago.
Victor Moses posted on social media : ”Delighted to have joined Fenerbahçe 💯 A huge club with incredible fans and an amazing history 💪🏿 Can’t wait to get going! 
. ”I’d also like to thank everyone at Chelsea and I wish the team and the fans the very best for the future!”
. ”I’d also like to thank everyone at Chelsea and I wish the team and the fans the very best for the future!”
The right winger has revealed that ex-Liverpool star Martin Skrtel and his former Super Eagles teammate Emmanuel Emenike sounded him out over a move to the Yellow Canaries. Moses and Skrtel know each other from way back as they played on the same Liverpool team during the 2013-2014 season.
”I asked for information from some of the players I played with before. Everyone said positive things. They said great things about the club and the country,” Moses told Fenerbahce Television. ”And so I couldn’t wait to come here. I spoke with Martin Skrtel. I played with him at Liverpool when I was on loan there. ”He told me how big this club is, how big the support is for the club and the passion of the supporters. He explained how everyone here loves football. ”I also spoke with Emenike. He also told me that I would be very happy here and that I should go.”
Moses will compete with former Premier League stars Islam Slimani, Roberto Soldado and Andre Ayew for the attacking positions at Fenerbahce. Moses has been handed the number eight jersey for the rest of the 2018-2019 campaign.
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