“Más de 40 millones Anis Hadj Moussa, sensación de la Eredivisie, cuesta esa cifra tras el no del Feyenoord al Al Ittihad y el Sevilla ve su objetivo fuera de alcance…”
Single tabloid reportBroke 3d ago ·
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Carried by El Gol Digital (tabloid).
- Fee
- Not reported
- Value
- €53m
- Reporters
- 1
Where he ends up in the January windowEvery outcome by the January deadline, adding up to 100%. A move in a later window is not counted. Open a club for its rumour.
SevillaThis rumour
ForestRumour page- Other clubNot yet named
Stays at FeyenoordNo move
- ReportingNo trusted reporterOne tabloid reportAgainst the move
- ContractRuns to June 20303 years 8 months leftAgainst the move
- SevillaSpending under pressureAgainst the move
- FeeNot reportedValue €53m
The story so far
2 reports · newest firstEl Gol DigitalTrust 52TabloidTabloidReport El Gol DigitalTrust 52First reportFirst reportFull post “Anis Hadj Moussa cuesta más de 40 millones tras el no del Feyenoord al Al Ittihad. El extremo argelino es una de las sensaciones de la Eredivise. El Sevilla lo quiere, pero la realidad económica golpea sus objetivos.”
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Chance it happens in JanuaryLong shot
2%
- Value
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Sevilla priced out of Hadj Moussa, say reports
The situation
Sevilla's interest in Anis Hadj Moussa is being described as effectively over before it started. The only reports linking the two sides say Sevilla like the Feyenoord winger but see him as out of reach financially, with his valuation put at well above what the Spanish club can spend. There is no suggestion of a bid, a meeting or any contact between the clubs, just an admission that the numbers do not work.
The reporting
Both lines tracing this story come from El Gol Digital on 6 November, and El Gol Digital first reported it that day. No trusted reporter has backed it, and nobody has matched the story elsewhere, so this sits as one outlet's account rather than anything corroborated. Nothing here goes beyond that single source repeating itself.
The outlook
Given that framing, this looks like one of the least likely stories on the page. Sevilla are not described as pursuing a deal, only as priced out of one, and the January window offers little time for that to change. Hadj Moussa also has 42 months left on his contract once that window opens, which gives Feyenoord no reason to sell cheaply even if talks ever started.
The context
His valuation stands at €53m, a figure that dwarfs the €4m Feyenoord paid Patro Eisden Maasmechelen for him back in 2024 and underlines just how far his stock has climbed in Rotterdam.
What happens next
For this to move at all, Sevilla would need to either raise significant funds or find Feyenoord willing to negotiate down from a price El Gol Digital says is already beyond them. Nothing in the reporting suggests either is close.
Sources the analyst weighedEl Gol DigitalTrust 52
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Historical precedent
2024
Feyenoord from Patro Eisden€3.5m
Feyenoord from Patro Eisden€3.5mAnis Hadj Moussa’s real transfer fees, for context, not a prediction.
Who is behind this story
El Gol DigitalFirst report
Outlet · LaLiga
2 reports on this storyfirst 6 Nov
Questions about this transfer
How likely is Anis Hadj Moussa to join Sevilla?
Transfer Tracker rates Anis Hadj Moussa to Sevilla at 2%, a longshot on the current reporting from 1 reporter.
Where else could Anis Hadj Moussa go?
Besides Sevilla, Transfer Tracker's model rates Anis Hadj Moussa's other live options as Nottingham Forest 2%.
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