Anis Hadj Moussa shines for Feyenoord but leaves injured against Ajax

Anis Hadj Moussa delivered a strong performance for Feyenoord in their 1-1 draw against Ajax Amsterdam but was forced off the pitch with an injury to his right ankle.

Hadj Moussa was active throughout the match, frequently attempting plays on his right side. Observers noted an incident involving two Ajax defenders in which he might have been awarded a penalty, but the referee did not intervene.

Despite this, Feyenoord managed to secure a late equaliser, leaving the score level at 1-1.

The draw leaves the Dutch league standings unchanged at the top, with PSV Eindhoven continuing to lead, while Feyenoord, NEC Breda, and Ajax remain second, third, and fourth respectively.

Hadj Moussa exited the match expressing discomfort from an adductor injury in his right ankle. The exact severity of the injury has not been confirmed, and it remains unclear whether he will be fit to feature in upcoming matches for the national team.

Feyenoord’s coaching staff will monitor the player closely in the coming days to assess recovery time and determine the potential impact on both club and international duty.

The team will hope that the injury does not affect Hadj Moussa’s form, given his influential role in attack.

Meanwhile, Feyenoord’s performance against Ajax was widely praised, with Hadj Moussa’s effort standing out despite the injury setback.