Feyenoord's right‑flank gamble hinges on Ouaissa amid Moussa stalemate

Feyenoord Rotterdam sealed a personal agreement today with 21‑year‑old Dutch youth international winger Sami Ouaissa of NEC, aiming to plug the right‑flank gap left by Algerian striker Anis Hadj Moussa, whose departure from De Kuip has yet to be confirmed.

Feyenoord Rotterdam have been tracking Ouaissa for an extended period, earmarking him as a prime option for the right side of the pitch. The club views the Dutch international as a promising prospect, although a move has not materialised until now.

Reports indicate that the stadium club entered personal discussions with the winger several weeks ago. The week‑long negotiation underlines the sustained interest from Rotterdam.

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Today the two sides reached a personal agreement, though no transfer fee has been disclosed. The Rotterdammers describe the signing as a strategic reinforcement for the squad.

The intended arrival also ties to the pending exit of Anis Hadj Moussa, the Algerian forward who has yet to leave De Kuip. Because Moussa’s departure is still uncertain, Feyenoord must generate a sale before committing to larger investments.

Feyenoord have not received any bid from Newcastle United, a club linked to Ouaissa on social media, nor from any other party. NEC likewise reports no offers for the 21‑year‑old, who wishes to join a club among the Dutch top three.

With PSV and Ajax also hunting wingers, Feyenoord are not the sole pathway for Ouaissa’s ambition. Rigaux maintains weekly contact with the player, keeping the transfer feasible but contingent on Moussa’s eventual move.