Anis Hadj Moussa, the Algerian-French winger at Feyenoord, has been linked with a move to Newcastle.
The 24-year-old has a contract with the Dutch club until 30 June 2030 and is valued at €23m. No transfer fee has been reported for a potential move to the Premier League.
Hadj Moussa joined Feyenoord from Belgian side Patro Eisden in July 2024 for €3.5m. He has since made 74 Eredivisie appearances, scoring 20 goals and providing 12 assists.
The right winger has also featured in the Champions League, recording three goals and one assist in 11 appearances. His recent tournament involvement came at the 2026 World Cup, where he played in three matches without scoring or assisting.
Hadj Moussa won the Dutch Super Cup with Feyenoord in 2025, adding to a rapid rise since leaving the French youth system. Before moving to Rotterdam, he spent time with RC Lens’ reserve and under-19 sides, Olympic Charleroi, Vitesse and Patro Eisden.
Feyenoord paid €3.5m for the winger two years ago, while his current market valuation has risen to €23m. Newcastle’s reported interest comes with Hadj Moussa tied to Feyenoord for four more seasons, leaving the Dutch club in a strong contractual position.
