Feyenoord's demand for a bank guarantee from Ittihad Club's owners, the Saudi's, has been rejected, according to Voetbalzone. The confirmation status of this report is unverified.
Transfer News · 2026-09-06 18:28:29
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The transfer of Anis Hadj Moussa to Ittihad Club has been put on hold due to the lack of a bank guarantee. With the transfer market in Saudi Arabia closing on Sunday, there is no more time to reach a complete agreement.
Ittihad Club is owned by the Public Investment Fund, a state-owned entity with a massive budget of between 900 billion and 1.15 trillion euros. This means that the club does not need to provide a bank guarantee, as all payments are covered by the fund.
The Saudi's refusal to comply with Feyenoord's demand has effectively ended the transfer talks.
