Al-Ahli has prioritized signing Anis Hadj Moussa to replace Riyad Mahrez and submitted an initial offer to Feyenoord for the player. The offer was rejected by Feyenoord's new technical director, Dévy Rigaux, who is demanding nearly 37 million euros for the transfer of the right winger. Due to Feyenoord's high demands, Al-Ahli is now considering other alternatives.

Anis Hadj Moussa's agent, Mohamed Dahmane, confirmed that Moussa was not interested in offers from Saudi Arabia. There were significant offers from Al Ahli. Dahmane stated that the player is not enthusiastic about joining the Saudi Pro League. Moussa earns an annual salary of 490,000 euros.

It is reported that Al-Ahli has submitted a significant offer to Feyenoord winger Anis Hadj Moussa, identifying the 24-year-old as their priority to potentially succeed Riyad Mahrez. The Saudi club is said to be accelerating its pursuit as Mahrez's club can activate a termination clause in his contract up until this Tuesday. According to reports, the Algerian player had also previously drawn inquiries from European clubs including Chelsea, Lille, and OM. Hadj Moussa, who has 17 caps and 2 goals for Algeria, joined Feyenoord in July 2024 and scored 11 goals with 6 assists in 30 league appearances last season. His contract with the Dutch club runs until 2030, and his current market value is €23.00m.