Tunisian footballer Anas Haj Mohamed completes move from Parma

Tunisian footballer Anas Haj Mohamed has left Italian club Parma to sign a three-year deal with Belgian second division outfit Koninklijke Beerschot Voetbalclub Antwerpen.

The 20-year-old forward, who has been regarded as one of Tunisia’s brightest young prospects, finalised his move during the summer window as Beerschot continue to build a competitive squad in their push for promotion.

The Antwerp-based side currently hold fifth place in the Belgian second-tier standings.

Beerschot confirmed the signing on Monday, welcoming Haj Mohamed as part of their long-term project.

The club expressed confidence that his arrival would add depth and attacking flair to their squad.

Haj Mohamed began his career in Tunisia before moving to Italy, where he joined Parma to further his development.

Although opportunities with the senior side were limited, the young forward impressed with his work rate and technical ability, earning attention from clubs abroad.

His decision to join Beerschot is seen as a strategic step to secure more consistent playing time in a competitive league environment.

The Tunisian has often been praised for his versatility across the front line, capable of playing both as a central striker and in wider attacking roles.

That adaptability is expected to be an asset for Beerschot as they aim to climb higher in the standings and challenge for a return to Belgium’s top flight.

In a statement, the club described Haj Mohamed as a player with ambition, energy, and the hunger to prove himself at a high level.

Officials added that the three-year contract reflected their commitment to nurturing his talent and integrating him into the squad’s long-term vision.

For Haj Mohamed, the move marks the beginning of a new chapter in his professional career.

His decision to leave Parma was not taken lightly, but the prospect of regular football in Belgium proved decisive.

The switch also offers him the chance to showcase his abilities on a stage that has historically been a stepping stone for young talents to progress into Europe’s top leagues.

Beerschot’s supporters will be eager to see how quickly the Tunisian adapts to his new surroundings.

With promotion ambitions alive, the arrival of Haj Mohamed could prove a timely boost as the team looks to maintain momentum in the second half of the season.

The forward will now focus on settling into the Belgian game and justifying the faith placed in him, as both player and club target success in the years ahead.