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Anis Hadj Moussa to Sporting CP

Quiet since 23 July 2026. Last report: Santi Aouna. Probability when it went quiet: 12%.

Sporting CP have identified Anis Hadj Moussa as their priority to replace Francisco Trincão, who has departed for Al-Ahli. The Portuguese club have already made their move concrete, submitting a €27m bid for the 24-year-old Algerian attacker, who is under contract at Feyenoord until June 2030. Sporting are believed to value him at up to €38m in a deal, though Feyenoord hold all the cards with that long contract still in place. The story comes entirely from Santi Aouna, who published it as an exclusive on 23 July 2026. Aouna is a credible but not top-flight source, rated well enough to take seriously without treating the report as confirmed. Crucially, there is no corroboration yet from a second voice, so this remains a single-source link. This is a long shot. Feyenoord have zero obligation to sell a player tied down until 2030, and the case file shows no seller engagement whatsoever. Sporting's €27m opening bid sits at the bottom of the reported range, and Feyenoord's market valuation of Hadj Moussa sits at roughly €23m, meaning they could demand considerably more. Al-Ahli are also in the picture as a competing destination, which complicates Sporting's position further. The comparable deals on file do not involve a senior Feyenoord sale of this size, so there is no clean precedent to lean on. Hadj Moussa himself arrived at Feyenoord from Patro Eisden for just €4m in 2024, which underlines how sharply his value has risen and why Feyenoord will not let him go cheaply. The next concrete trigger to watch is whether Feyenoord formally respond to Sporting's €27m approach. Any cou

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