Bilyaletdinov recently admitted he might be forced to leave Goodison Park if he is not playing regularly as he fears missing out on Euro 2012 with Russia. A number of clubs are thought to be waiting in the wings to sign Bilyaletdinov in January, but Moyes has challenged him to prove he deserves a long run in the side after impressing in the weekend win over Bolton. "Bilyaletdinov sometimes he doesn't get enough credit," Moyes told the Liverpool Post. "He's actually a boy who is desperate to do well, a really conscientious worker. "He did quite well early in the season, but then I decided to make some changes and he missed out, and he was really unlucky in that sense. "It's been a difficult time for him, and we hope he can continue like this. "What he wants is to be given an opportunity, he wants a chance like all players do, but I have to say, he's never complained for a minute, he's got on with his work, he's been a pleasure every day in training, he really is, and his effort he puts in, if people aren't aware of that then they should realise he's a top, top professional. "There's bits of it where the game could at times be a little bit quick for him, but we've talked about it, and we've wondered, do we miss his goals when he's not playing?"
