Super Eagles winger Moses Simon has affirmed his dedication to giving his all for Paris FC as they navigate their Ligue 1 campaign.

Simon, who made the switch from Nantes this summer, has already made an impact at his new club, scoring two goals in eight appearances so far this season.

Speaking to the media before the upcoming match against his former team, the Nigerian international expressed confidence that Paris FC would secure a victory.

"I could have stayed there for twenty years," Simon acknowledged during a press conference, as reported by Le Parisien, reflecting on his time at Nantes.

"I had a strong bond with the supporters. I kept the Nantes jersey in my heart; I still have it at home. But we didn't talk about the match, because we know we're going to win."

He also contrasted the ambitions of the two clubs, noting a different atmosphere at his new home.

"There's also ambition at Nantes. But here, we feel more of a desire to do something. It’s a different playing philosophy. I’m happy with my start to the season, but I’m going to give even more."