Anass Moumane, an 18-year-old Morocco-Netherlands right winger currently at Ajax U19, is being linked with a move to Feyenoord U21 in what would be a rare youth transfer between the Dutch giants.
The Amsterdam-born attacker, who represents Ajax Amsterdam U19 and can operate across the right side of the attack, is rumoured to be on Feyenoord’s radar ahead of the U21 Divisie 1 Fall campaign. According to data from Transfermarkt, the speculation first surfaced on 18 June 2026 and the probability of the move is still listed as “?”, underlining that talks, if any, remain at an early stage.
Moumane’s contractual situation at Ajax U19 is unclear, with no start date or expiry date registered. That has fuelled suggestions he could potentially move as a free agent if Ajax do not formalise a longer-term deal, although no agreement has yet been reached and there is no indication he has left his current club.
In scouting circles the winger is viewed as a developing prospect rather than an established asset, reflected in his current Transfermarkt market value being recorded as “None” – a detail that adds intrigue to any negotiation, with no defined fee currently attached.
Standing at 1.79m, Moumane combines the technical schooling of Ajax’s academy with dual Moroccan and Dutch nationality, having been born on 16 September 2007 in Amsterdam. He has been featuring in the U19 Divisie 1 Spring competition for Ajax and remains registered with their youth set-up.
Recent academy reports placed him in Ajax U19’s matchday group in the closing weeks of the 2025-26 U19 Div. 1 Spring season, where he continued his development against domestic peers, though detailed statistics from specific fixtures are not publicly listed in the available data.
With Feyenoord U21 competing in the U21 Divisie 1 Fall, any move across the traditional divide would not only be symbolically significant but could also accelerate Moumane’s pathway towards senior football. If the transfer materialises, it may prove a pivotal step in shaping his reputation in both Dutch and Moroccan football and defining the next phase of his young career.
