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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Wolverine GTR" data-source="post: 25100056" data-attributes="member: 158020">Lampard addresses Cavani to Chelsea rumours as Blues boss confirms Moses set for another transferFrank Lampard gave little away when quizzed on rumours linking Chelsea  with Paris Saint-Germain striker Edinson Cavani, but did confirm that  Victor Moses is likely to secure another move away from the club. Chelsea suffered a 1-0 defeat away at Newcastle on Saturday, after   failing to make their dominance count in the final third of the pitch. The Blues have relied heavily upon the talents of 22-year-old Tammy   Abraham up front this season, but he was largely ineffective against the   Magpies, and was eventually replaced by Michy Batshuayi.Lampard admitted that Abraham had a "difficult afternoon" at St James'  Park, while also hinting that Chelsea need to bolster their attacking  ranks with the January window is open.A number of top players across Europe have been linked with a transfer  to Stamford Bridge recently, including Cavani, who has asked to leave  PSG this month amid interest from Atletico Madrid.When asked to address speculation over a possible move to Chelsea for  the Uruguay international, Lampard told a press conference: "He is a  great player. I am not sure what the situation is though."He has  experience, but many players do."The Blues could end up losing two  players before the winter market  closes, with Olivier Giroud and Victor  Moses expected to reunite with  Antonio Conte at Inter. Moses is currently on loan at Fenerbahce, but Goal has learned that the Nerazzurri are lining up a €10 million (£9m/$11m) swoop for his services. Lampard added on the out-of-favour pair: "With Oli [Giroud] there   isn’t much more to say. On Moses, he is coming back with a view to going   somewhere else. Talks are ongoing."The Chelsea boss was speaking ahead of his side's meeting with  Arsenal  at the Bridge on Tuesday night, which could have a huge bearing  on this  season's race for Champions League qualification.The Blues are fourth at the moment, and hold a 10-point lead over the   Gunners, who have slipped to tenth after a frustrating campaign during   which consistency has proved elusive.Arsenal have, however, shown signs of improvement since Mikel Arteta   was drafted in to succeed Unai Emery in the managerial hot seat, and   will be out for revenge after being beaten by Chelsea at the Emirates   Stadium on December 29. "It will be a very tough match. This league is so competitive,"   Lampard said. "I know that they are a good team with good players."There  has been a change when Arteta came on, we must be on guard and at our  best."</blockquote>

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