Victor Moses Join Chelsea star Reece James with donation' to help save Wigan Athletic

The two Chelsea players try to save the club from being expelled from the Football League.

Chelsea wing-back Victor Moses has made 'a significant donation' to support his former club Wigan Athletic in their struggle to keep their place in the Football League.

He spent two and a half years at Wigan before joining the Blues in the summer of 2012.

The chairperson of Wigan Athletic Supporters' Club, Caroline Molyneux, confirmed that the Nigerian donated such a substantial amount that she 'couldn’t believe what I was hearing'.

The player would rather remain anonymous, but the organisation wants him to get the recognition he deserves.

His donation has taken the campaign past £650,000, with £750,000 being their next target.

Earlier, Reece James, another Blue who played for the Latics, became one of the first players to make a contribution to the case.