Liverpool in hunt for Moses

Victor Moses appears to be on his way out of Crystal Palace, with Liverpool and Roma the latest big name clubs linked with a move for the precocious talent.

The 19-year-old has been the subject of much press speculation, with the Reds joining Arsenal, Spurs and Manchester United in the gathering chase for the England youngster. La Liga side Barcelona are also thought to be monitoring Moses, as well as a handful of other clubs around europe with Roma the latest.

Palace boss Neil Warnock recently admitted that the club will be forced to sell some of their top players to balance the books, and Moses is seen as the prize asset at the south London club. The Eagles are thought to be willing to listen to offers in the region of £5 million.

"I've no doubt whatsoever that we'll lose him unless the chairman sells the club," said Warnock.

Liverpool are the latest high-profile Premier League club to join the hunt, with Rafa Benitez looking to strengthen his attacking options as the Reds struggle to keep pace at the top of the league.

Moses, who has been in sparkling form for Palace this term, is thought to be after a move that keeps him in England, and the Nigerian-born star could fit the bill perfectly. His exit from Selhurst Park seems certain.

"He'll be a big loss, but he would be for anybody," concluded Warnock.

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