Former Super Eagles coach urges Moses Simon to remain in France amidst Everton links

Rohr coached Nigeria to the 2018 FIFA World Cup, was in charge of the Super Eagles team that sealed a bronze medal in the AFCON 2019 tournament, with a squad that included Moses Simon.

The German tactician believes it would be better for the fleet-footed winger to remain in France, rather than moving to England.

“Moses Simon would thrive in France. He’s a very pleasant player to coach, who poses no problems. He’s hardworking and a good listener. When he arrives at a club, he puts himself at the service of the team, because his statistics prove that he’s a footballer who knows how to score and make others score.”

“He’s invaluable to his team’s offensive performance. His winger position won’t make him a player who can score 20 or 25 goals per season, but he’s invaluable to his team’s offensive performance,” the 71-year-old said in quotes revealed by Africa Foot.

Moses Simon has etched his name into FC Nantes’ history books by becoming the club’s all time leading assist provider (42), breaking the record set by the late Emiliano Sala.who died in a tragic air crash on en route to signing for Cardiff City.