Haj Moussa Rejects Saudi Temptations for the Premier League
The Algerian international, Anis Hajj Moussa, has rejected offers from Saudi league clubs, preferring to continue his professional career in Europe, with a move to the English Premier League as a priority during the current summer transfer window.
According to media reports, Al-Ahli Saudi, the Asian champion, has shown interest in signing the Feyenoord winger in anticipation of the possible departure of star Riyad Mahrez. Additionally, Al-Qadisiyah Saudi has entered the negotiations with an enticing financial offer.
Despite the significant financial incentives, 24-year-old Hajj Moussa preferred to remain in Europe, with reports indicating that Aston Villa and Newcastle United have already entered serious talks with the player's representatives, with expectations that negotiations will accelerate after the World Cup concludes.
Haj Moussa had an exceptional season with Feyenoord, scoring 14 goals and providing 7 assists across various competitions, in addition to his impressive performance in the UEFA Champions League, which earned him the award for the best player at the Dutch club. The player is under contract until 2030, while Feyenoord's management values his market worth at no less than 35 million euros.
According to media reports, Al-Ahli Saudi, the Asian champion, has shown interest in signing the Feyenoord winger in anticipation of the possible departure of star Riyad Mahrez. Additionally, Al-Qadisiyah Saudi has entered the negotiations with an enticing financial offer.
Despite the significant financial incentives, 24-year-old Hajj Moussa preferred to remain in Europe, with reports indicating that Aston Villa and Newcastle United have already entered serious talks with the player's representatives, with expectations that negotiations will accelerate after the World Cup concludes.
Haj Moussa had an exceptional season with Feyenoord, scoring 14 goals and providing 7 assists across various competitions, in addition to his impressive performance in the UEFA Champions League, which earned him the award for the best player at the Dutch club. The player is under contract until 2030, while Feyenoord's management values his market worth at no less than 35 million euros.
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