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Your support makes all the difference.Chelsea manager Roberto Di Matteo has confirmed the Blues' interest in Wigan striker Victor Moses but admitted a deal is yet to be agreed.
Latics owner Dave Whelan yesterday claimed the north west club had rejected a third attempted deal from Chelsea as their five million pound bid fell short of Wigan's valuation for the 21-year-old forward.
Di Matteo, who is with Chelsea on their pre-season tour in the United States, told SkySports.com: "(It's) something that the clubs are discussing but at the moment he is a Wigan player.
"He had a good season last season, he is young and an interesting prospect."
Moses, who scored six goals last season, only has one year remaining on his contract and has not yet signed a new deal to keep him at the DW Stadium.
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