By Keith Weir CURITIBA, Brazil, June 15 (Reuters) - One of the most famous faces in the Nigeria team thanks to the popularity of the Premier League, the World Cup offers Victor Moses a chance to shine again after struggling at club level. On his day, Moses, 23, is a formidable attacking force, with a low centre of gravity, good pace and that rare ability to come up with the unexpected. Those good days have become rarer over the past two seasons when the winger has been marginalised at Chelsea and then suffered the same fate after being loaned out to Liverpool. He has spent most of his time on the bench and his two Premier League goals in the last two seasons is scant reward for a man who cost Chelsea a reported nine million pounds ($15.1 million) when they signed him in 2012.
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