Former Super Eagles winger, Victor Moses, could be heading to the United States as reports indicate that he is in advanced talks with Major League Soccer (MLS) side, New York Red Bulls.

The 34-year-old has been without a club since parting ways with Luton Town last summer, following a spell that was largely hampered by recurring injuries.

During his brief time with the Hatters, Moses managed only 18 appearances and scored once, a far cry from the energetic and explosive winger fans once admired during his peak years in England and Italy.

A source close to his management agency, ROOF, confirmed to Footy Africa that negotiations with the Red Bulls are “progressing positively.”

If the deal materializes, it would see Moses reunite with familiar faces from Europe who have transitioned to the MLS, adding another experienced name to a league increasingly known for attracting global football veterans.

Throughout his career, Moses has turned out for some of Europe’s biggest clubs — including Chelsea, Liverpool, Inter Milan, West Ham, and Fenerbahçe — and famously played a pivotal role in Chelsea’s 2016/17 Premier League title win under Antonio Conte.

💭 Opinion: A Fresh Start for a Veteran Who Still Has Fire Left

At 34, some might say Victor Moses’ best years are behind him. But football, as history has shown, often offers a second act for players willing to adapt.

The MLS could provide Moses with the perfect platform to rediscover his rhythm — away from the intensity and physical toll of English football. The league’s growing competitiveness, coupled with its focus on skill and marketability, makes it an ideal destination for players who still have flair and footballing wisdom to offer.

For Moses, this move isn’t just about extending his career — it’s about reinvention. He has battled injuries, changed positions, and evolved through various football systems under top managers. If anyone understands how to reinvent himself, it’s Victor Moses.

And for New York Red Bulls, this could be a shrewd acquisition. His experience, versatility, and calm under pressure could influence younger players while adding depth to their attacking options.

If all goes well, this transfer could mark a beautiful twilight chapter for a player who has seen it all — from Premier League glory to international triumph with the Super Eagles.

Because sometimes, the best way to finish your story is not where you started… but where you find your peace again.