Algeria-France right winger Anis Hadj Moussa of Feyenoord is being linked with a summer move to Borussia Dortmund, with German and Dutch reports rating the probability of a transfer at 19%.
The 24-year-old, valued at €23.00m on Transfermarkt, is under contract at Feyenoord but with no publicly listed expiry date, his situation is attracting attention across Europe amid talk he could yet run down his deal and test the market as a free agent in the future. For now, Dortmund are being credited with concrete interest as they assess wide options for next season’s Bundesliga campaign.
Born in Paris on 11 February 2002, Hadj Moussa holds both Algerian and French nationality and operates primarily as an attacking right winger, cutting in from the flank onto his preferred left foot. Standing at 1.76m and wearing the No 23 shirt in Rotterdam, he has emerged as one of Feyenoord’s more eye-catching attacking threats in the Eredivisie.
The Feyenoord Rotterdam player, listed as a right winger by trade but capable across the front line, has seen his profile grow over recent months thanks to his form in the Dutch top flight. While detailed seasonal figures are not disclosed in the current data, his recent appearances have underpinned his market valuation and prompted links with a step up to the Bundesliga.
Dortmund’s interest comes at a time when the German club are known to be reshaping their forward line, and the potential availability of Hadj Moussa at a price close to his €23.00m valuation – or, longer term, as a free agent if his contract situation drifts – is seen as an opportunity.
If a move does materialise, a switch from the Eredivisie to the Bundesliga could be a defining step in Hadj Moussa’s career, offering a platform to enhance his reputation in European football and test his potential at a higher level.
