News about Victor Moses

Wayne Rooney praised Plymouth's 'togetherness' after a 3-1 Sky Bet Championship win over Luton at Home Park. Rami Al Hajj marked his first Argyle start with a goal after eight minutes. Substitute Ibrahim Cissoko scored twice in the second half, either side of Victor Moses' reply for the visitors. Rooney said: 'I am delighted for the lads. Friday evening live on Sky and we had a lot of young lads in there, and I am delighted for them.

A Premier League winner has returned to English football by signing for Luton Town - almost six years after his last appearance for a UK-based club. The 33-year-old spent the last four seasons in Russia at Spartak Moscow, having previously had loan spells with Inter Milan in Italy and Fenerbahce in Turkey. Luton will become the 10th club he has played for during his senior career, which began at Crystal Palace and later saw him represent Wigan, Chelsea, Liverpool, Stoke and West Ham.

Victor Moses, 29, (left) lost both of his legs in a 'barbaric hazing ritual' during police training (right). Moses, who dreamt of being an officer since middle school, has now spoken out about the assault and offered insight into the 'living hell' that saw him undergo multiple surgeries on his 'rotting' body while he was hospitalized for four months. 'I felt something I've never felt before,' he said. 'It's really hard to explain, like, how it feels like to die, and I've never had that, but I felt what death feels like.' Moses (inset, in his wheelchair) revealed that although he will 'never be who I was when I woke up the morning of January 6' last year, he is still willing to work in or around policing in the future.

Victor Moses, 29, is suing the City of Denver and 13 police officers and paramedics who allegedly forced him to continue and ignored warning signs, leading to a condition that cost him his legs despite enduring four months of agonizing surgeries. The eager recruit claimed he was knocked to the ground during the needlessly violent training, hitting his head on a tile floor and blacking out. Despite this, he was forced to continue or be struck from the academy, and collapsed several more times and lost consciousness. Moses endured four agonizing months in hospital where he surgeons had to repeatedly cut away chunks of his flesh in futile attempts to save his legs.

England is widely regarded as one of the top countries for young footballing talent due to their outstanding, world-class youth clubs and facilities. They're all helping them in finding hidden gems and turning them into football household names, which they're starting from. However, at the rate and pace that these youngsters are being taught and introduced to the senior team, it is impossible for them to break into the England national team. Here are the top footballers to play for England at the youth level before heading to their national football team.

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