Search for reinforcements goes on: Anis Hadj Moussa on BVB list | OneFootball

At present, Borussia Dortmund’s transfer plans are still up in the air in several respects, mainly due to the uncertain future of Karim Adeyemi and Serhou Guirassy. In the event of departures in attack that would bring in sizeable transfer fees, however, BVB have a number of candidates in mind, apparently including Feyenoord Rotterdam’s Anis Hadj Moussa.

According to information from Sky, Hadj Moussa is primarily considered an option if Adeyemi leaves the club this summer. The 24-year-old French-Algerian, who has so far earned 14 senior international caps (one goal) and is also part of Algeria’s World Cup squad, was offered to Borussia according to Sky, although he would likely be more expensive than Adeyemi in a move this summer. Not least because Adeyemi’s contract runs until 2027, while Hadj Moussa is tied to Rotterdam until 2030.

BVB do have the Paris-born winger, who can play on both flanks but feels slightly more comfortable on the right than on the left, on their list in principle, but Dortmund are currently focusing much more intensively on other candidates.

Interest also from Ligue 1

Hadj Moussa, who was developed among others at RC Lens, joined Rotterdam in the summer of 2024 from Belgian second-division side Patro Eisden Maasmechelen for a fee of around €3.5 million and has multiplied his market value over the past two seasons there.

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In his first season at Feyenoord, Hadj Moussa made 43 appearances in all competitions, recording 11 goals and five assists. In the most recent campaign, he posted 14 goals and seven assists from 40 competitive matches.

Those numbers have also sparked interest from other clubs. Olympique Marseille and LOSC Lille are also said to be looking at Hadj Moussa, but so far they have reportedly been put off by Rotterdam’s asking price of at least €30 million.

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