Dennis te Kloese, Feyenoord's general and technical director, has stated that the club will not allow a transfer for 23-year-old right winger Anis Hadj Moussa this winter. According to Te Kloese, there is always concrete interest in Hadj Moussa, and this has been discussed with his agent and with the player. He also expressed that it would not be wise for Hadj Moussa to leave Feyenoord this month, mentioning the upcoming World Cup and his growing role in the national team.

Sky Sports in Germany reported that Chelsea is closely monitoring Feyenoord's Anis Hadj Moussa, has placed him on a shortlist, and considers him an asset for the future. Sky Sports also mentioned that Marseille and Benfica are competing with Chelsea for the attacker.

Chelsea has shown interest in Anis Hadj-Moussa, and a meeting has already taken place between the player's agent, Mohamed Dahmane, and the club. Feyenoord is aware of Chelsea's interest. Numerous clubs are also interested in Anis Hadj-Moussa, and the player could leave the Eredivisie this winter if a satisfactory offer is made to all parties.

Chelsea has shown interest in Anis Hadj Moussa, but Feyenoord is reportedly unwilling to sell him during the winter transfer window. The club intends to keep him until at least the end of the season. Feyenoord values Hadj Moussa highly, particularly with their upcoming Champions League play-offs, and they are determined to retain key players during this crucial period. Despite strong interest from other clubs like LOSC and Liverpool, who are eager to acquire the talented Algerian, Feyenoord is firm in their decision to keep him, emphasizing his importance to their current squad strategy.