MbS made the remarks at an annual speech to the advisory Shura Council, which he gave on behalf of his father, King Salman
The Nigeria-born forward, who signed for the Latics from Crystal Palace on Monday in a 2.5-million-pound (2.85-million-euro) deal, has already represented England at under-19 level and is confident he has made the right move to further his international ambitions.
‘There were a number of clubs interested but I’m very happy to have chosen Wigan ahead of them,’ the 19-year-old said.
‘I’ve played a lot of football in the Championship and now I’m being given the chance to prove myself in the Premier League. I know I’ll have to step my game up and work a lot harder. I’m looking forward to every game and hopefully I can continue progressing as a player.
‘Now that I’m in the Premier League, hopefully I can prove to everyone that I am a good player, and hopefully in the future a call-up to the England senior team might be on the cards.
‘But I just want to take things one step at a time and focus on playing for Wigan Athletic for the time being.’
Moses is expected to make his Wigan debut in Saturday’s Premier League match at Sunderland.
MbS made the remarks at an annual speech to the advisory Shura Council, which he gave on behalf of his father, King Salman
His visit to Cairo aimed to salvage stalled negotiations mediated by Egypt, Qatar and the United States to end the conflict
The group accused Israel, which has so far refused to comment, as US denies involvement
Hundreds of pagers belonging to the armed group exploded in Lebanon on Tuesday, killed 12 people, including two children, and wounded up to 2,800 others
They view it as a pivotal move toward fostering inclusivity and diversity in corporate structures
Israel has not yet commented on the explosions
The meeting saw engaging discussions on Sinomach’s strategic initiatives and ongoing projects in the region