Feyenoord gem emerges on Premier League clubs’ radars | OneFootball

Feyenoord star Anis Hadj Moussa is attracting interest from the Premier League, according to The Sun.

Hadj Moussa was acquired for around 1.8 million euros last summer from Belgian second division club Patro Eisden. Then Feyenoord coach Arne Slot was initially eager to add the winger to his selection, but he eventually left for Liverpool to succeed successful coach Jürgen Klopp.

The Sun now reports that Hadj Moussa is seen as a potential winter target for Premier League clubs. “Leicester and Tottenham are among the clubs that are actively following Hadj Moussa. Feyenoord are prepared to sell him for an amount of around £10 million (the equivalent of around twelve million euros).”

This season, Hadj Moussa has scored four goals in fourteen official matches. He starred in the Champions League against Manchester City (3-3) as well as in the league against Fortuna Sittard (1-1).

The French-born Algerian international will be looking to keep up his fine form regardless of the rumours. He has a contract with Feyenoord until the summer of 2029.

However, with that said, it’s been suggested that a potential move may already be in motion as “agents Dahmane and Sadiek have flown to the United Kingdom to generate interest in the hope of closing a deal in the coming weeks.”

GBeNeFN | Max Bradfield