Allnigeriasoccer.com understands that Victor Moses has yet to report for international duty, contrary to earlier reports that the Chelsea right wing-back was among the 22 players at the Radisson Blu Hotel camp in Wroclaw.

As at after dinner on Tuesday evening, the Blues number fifteen was nowhere to be found, and this means his participation in Friday's friendly against Poland is now questionable.

The Nigerian Federation Player of the Year has not figured for the Super Eagles in all their friendlies since the conclusion of the 2014 World Cup; he was not in the squads that faced Democratic Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Mali, Luxembourg, Senegal, Togo and Argentina.

Moses missed the Super Eagles last three international friendlies, playing the injury card as his explanation for not showing up in camp.

The former Crystal Palace and Wigan Athletic star went the distance in Chelsea's 2-1 win at Leicester City in the quarterfinals of the Emirates FA Cup two days back and didn't show any signs that he suffered an injury.

Meanwhile, Leicester City duo Kelechi Iheanacho and Wilfred Ndidi, and Porto loanee Chidozie Awaziem did not train with the rest of the squad this afternoon due to their late arrival in camp.

This afternoon's training session lasted for about one hour.

Ifeanyi Emmanuel