Anis Haj Moussa, the former Olympic team player, has scored his first goal with his new club, Vitesse Arnhem, in a Dutch Cup semi-final match.
The match took place on Wednesday, where his team faced Cambuur, ending in a 3-1 loss for Vitesse.
Haj Moussa, who started his second match with his Dutch club, played the full duration of the game and scored his team’s only goal.
Additionally, he received a rating of 7.2 for his performance but also received a yellow card in the 89th minute of the match.
The goal marked a significant moment for Haj Moussa as he continues to settle into his new club and make his mark on the team.
His contribution in the semi-final match, despite the team’s loss, demonstrates his potential and ability to make an impact on the field.
Haj Moussa’s journey with Vitesse Arnhem is one to watch as he aims to further establish himself in the Dutch league and contribute to his team’s success in future matches.
With his skills and determination, he is poised to become a key player for Vitesse in the upcoming fixtures.
