Victor Moses has announced that a documentary chronicling his life and football career will be released next week, offering a detailed look at one of Nigeria’s most compelling football journeys.
The former Nigerian international winger revealed the news via social media, confirming that the project was produced in collaboration with the Premier League.
“Late last year, I spent some time with the Premier League filming a special documentary on my life and career… Out next Wednesday on Sky Sports & TNT Sports,” Moses said.
The documentary is expected to trace his path from a challenging childhood in Nigeria to becoming a top-level professional in England. His story, widely seen as one of resilience, includes his move to the United Kingdom at a young age and his rise through the English football system.
Moses enjoyed some of the most successful years of his career at Chelsea FC, where he played a key role in their 2016/17 Premier League title-winning campaign under Antonio Conte. Operating as a wing-back, he became an important figure in the system that led Chelsea to domestic success.
The film is also set to revisit his spells at major European clubs, including Liverpool FC and Inter Milan, providing insight into different stages of his career.
Now 33, Moses is currently playing for FC Kaisar, continuing a professional journey that has taken him across several leagues and competitions.
The documentary will be broadcast on Sky Sports and TNT Sports, giving fans an opportunity to revisit key moments from his career and gain a deeper understanding of his experiences both on and off the pitch.
Victor Moses is also expected to return to Nigeria later this year as part of a fan engagement programme linked to Chelsea, further strengthening his connection with supporters.
The upcoming release is set to add another layer to his legacy, highlighting not just his achievements, but the personal journey behind them.
