Al-Ittihad Target Anis Hadj Moussa as Transfer Deadline Nears
The 24-year-old Algerian international, who holds 18 caps, has informed Feyenoord management of his desire to secure a fresh challenge, keeping the move alive despite difficult negotiations.
Fabrizio Romano Confirms Backup Plan With Luiz Henrique
Italian journalist Fabrizio Romano reported that while Al-Ittihad continue pushing to finalize a deal for Hadj Moussa, the club has already initiated exploratory talks with Zenit regarding Brazilian player Luiz Henrique as a contingency option. According to Romano’s update, if no agreement is reached with Feyenoord in time, Al-Ittihad will pivot directly to Luiz Henrique before the transfer window closes.
Career Background and Current Stakes
Hadj Moussa developed through the Lens academy in France before transferring to Feyenoord in 2024 to continue his career in the Netherlands. With the Saudi club determined to secure an attacking reinforcement for their flanks before the Mercato shuts, everything hinges on whether “The Dean” can convince Feyenoord to accept the 40 million euro valuation or if attention will shift entirely to the Brazilian market.
Did You Know?
Anis Hadj Moussa has earned 18 caps for the Algeria national team after coming through the youth ranks at French club Lens.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Al-Ittihad’s bid for Anis Hadj Moussa?
According to reports, Al-Ittihad have tabled a 40 million euro final offer for the Feyenoord winger.
Who is the alternative target if the deal fails?
Journalist Fabrizio Romano reports that Al-Ittihad have already made initial contact with Zenit regarding Brazilian player Luiz Henrique as a backup option.
Does the player want to leave Feyenoord?
Yes, reports indicate Hadj Moussa wants out of Feyenoord and has told club management that he is ready for a fresh challenge.

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