Borussia Dortmund are being linked with a summer move for Algeria-France right winger Anis Hadj Moussa from Feyenoord.
The 24-year-old, who was born in Paris and represents both Algerian and French nationality, currently plays as a left-footed right winger for the Eredivisie club and wears the number 23 shirt. Data from Transfermarkt lists his market value at €23.00m, a figure likely to shape any negotiations between Feyenoord and the Bundesliga side.
The speculation, dated 10 June 2026, rates the probability of a transfer at 19%, with no contract expiry date publicly recorded for Hadj Moussa at De Kuip. The absence of a clear end date to his deal rules out an imminent free-agent status but adds intrigue over his long‑term situation should Feyenoord choose to cash in while his value is high.
Hadj Moussa has built a reputation in the Netherlands as an attacking outlet from the right, cutting inside onto his preferred left foot. Standing at 1.76m, he offers a low centre of gravity and dribbling threat that has attracted attention beyond the Eredivisie, with Dortmund monitoring him as they plan next season’s squad in the Bundesliga.
The winger’s recent displays for Feyenoord, including his latest outing against domestic opposition in the Eredivisie, have helped consolidate his profile, although detailed match-by-match statistics were not disclosed in the current data. His performances this season underpin the €23.00m valuation and the interest from a Champions League-regular club.
Hadj Moussa, born on 11 February 2002, has developed his career in the Dutch top flight and is now being linked with a step into one of Europe’s major leagues. If a move to Dortmund does materialise, it would mark a significant moment in his progression and could be decisive in shaping both his reputation at international level and his long-term standing in European football.
