Liverpool’s plan to replace Feyenord’s Moussa as a possible replacement for Salah

As Liverpool gets ready for Mohamed Salah’s possible exit, they are allegedly considering a deal for Feyenoord’s Algerian winger Anis Hadj Moussa. Liverpool manager Arne Slot has taken notice of the 22-year-old, who has already shown promise in his first season with the Eredivisie powerhouses.

Moussa has been recognized by Slot, who is succeeding at Anfield this season, as a player who can cover Salah’s absence on the right wing. This season, the Algerian international has made 19 appearances in all competitions, tallying six goals and two assists.

Moussa has been under constant observation by Liverpool scouts, and rumors indicate that the team views him as both a potential future star and a short-term backup for Salah. With Saudi Arabian teams showing a lot of interest and Salah’s long-term future at the club unknown, the Reds are eager to expand their right flank alternatives.

This season, Moussa has been one of the Eredivisie’s most impressive players thanks to his speed, dribbling prowess, and goal-scoring ability. His flexibility may also provide Liverpool more tactical choices. Slot’s ambition to include up-and-coming players into his team and his knowledge with the Dutch league are reflected in the possible trade.

As the transfer deadline draws near, talks are anticipated to heat up as Liverpool hopes Moussa can rapidly adjust to the Premier League’s demands. Although the teenage winger is now focused on Feyenoord’s season, if the Reds decide to pursue their interest, a transfer to Merseyside may be imminent.