Dmitry Zelenov, the press officer for Spartak Moscow, has disclosed that Victor Moses will have surgery soon in Germany.
On Saturday, August 6, during Spartak Moscow's 2-0 victory against Ural on matchday four of the Russian Premier League, the former Chelsea wingback sustained a catastrophic injury.
Moses, who has an Achilles tendon injury and will be out for at least six months, is not anticipated to play again until after the holiday break.
The 31-year-old, who wasn't sure if he wanted to go back to Russia, trained with the Spartak Moscow team for a few days before to the start of the season.
Moses’s injury absence is a big blow to Spartak Moscow as he was their standout player in the new season, netting two goals in his first three matches before suffering an injury against Ural.
“Moses needs to undergo surgery. Most likely it will be Germany. I think that the operation will be at the beginning of this week,” Zelenov said to Sport Express.