Anis Hadj Moussa, the Algeria-France right winger currently at Feyenoord, is being linked with a move to Portuguese giants Porto as the Liga Portugal side explore attacking reinforcements. The 24-year-old has emerged as a potential target after his rise with the Eredivisie club, with discussions understood to be framed around his current valuation of about €23m.
Hadj Moussa has become an important part of Feyenoord’s wide options, operating from the right and offering balance in the final third for the Dutch side. His performances in the Eredivisie have attracted attention from abroad, with Porto monitoring opportunities to strengthen in wide areas ahead of the new campaign.
Any deal is likely to be complicated by Hadj Moussa’s long-term contract in Rotterdam, which is currently due to run until 30 June 2030. That commitment gives Feyenoord a strong negotiating position and means Porto would almost certainly need to come close to his market value to tempt the Dutch club into talks.
The winger’s dual Algeria-France nationality adds further intrigue to his profile, with his next move seen as potentially significant for both his club and international prospects. For now, Feyenoord retain control over his future, and Porto’s interest has not yet progressed to the stage of an agreement, with the player still tied to a contract that stretches into the end of the decade.
