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Chelsea FC, Victor Moses set for historic Lagos visit

Chelsea Football Club are set to visit Lagos for the first time ever in May as the club’s fan engagement initiative, The Famous CFC, stages its second-to-last event of the 2025/26 campaign.

In a statement released by the Premier League side, former Blues winger and ex-Super Eagles forward Victor Moses will be part of the activities, meeting Chelsea supporters in Lagos during the event.

“The Famous CFC in Lagos will bring a packed weekend of action to the city, where fans will be welcomed to the ever-popular watch party along with exclusive activities including a Q&A with Moses. There will also be the chance to win signed merchandise.

“The visit to Nigeria is the fifth stop this season for the international fan programme, which looks to deepen connections with Blues supporters around the world. Extended this season with more host cities to ensure even more fans can come together at exclusive events, the party in Lagos will bring the Chelsea family together as the season comes to a climax.

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“Moses is well-known among Chelsea fans for his time at the club during which he most-notably won the 2016/17 Premier League title.

“Having proudly represented Nigeria since his debut for the Super Eagles in 2012, Victor was part of the winning 2013 Africa Cup of Nations team. He participated in both the 2014 and 2018 FIFA World Cup campaigns prior to his retirement from international football in 2018.”

The Lagos event will mark the fifth destination on Chelsea’s international fan tour this season, as the club continues to strengthen ties with supporters across the globe through exclusive gatherings and activities.

Moses remains a popular figure among Chelsea faithful after helping the club win the 2016/17 Premier League title.

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He also enjoyed a successful international career with Nigeria, winning the 2013 AFCON title and representing the country at two FIFA World Cups before stepping away from international football in 2018.

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