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Neither Brighton and Hove Albion nor Newcastle United have been in touch with Feyenoord regarding Ayase Ueda or Anis Hadj Moussa this summer. Algemeen Dagblad, via Fr12, report that Feyenoord are shooting down the rumours around both players for the time being. No bids yet from Newcastle or Brighton The newspaper explains that Feyenoord have not received bids for either player at this point of the summer. Both attackers have been strongly linked with exits from De Kuip, but foreign interest has not yet resulted in a concrete proposal. Those in charge in Rotterdam are insistent that nothing has reached their desks yet. Transfer rumours around Hadj Moussa have been circulating for months. The Algerian has been linked with various clubs around Europe, including Newcastle and Aston Villa in the Premier League. the latest rumours have insisted Newcastle are making moves. | Eredivisie 2025/26 | | | | | |---|---|---|---|---| | Appearances | 30 | | | | | Started | 30 | | | | | Minutes per game | 85 | | | | | Total minutes played | 2553 | | | | | Goals | 11 | | | | | Assists | 6 | | | | The Magpies are believed to be monitoring the 24-year-old closely. But they are yet to approach Feyenoord with a bid. Feyenoord waiting to see what happens Ueda, meanwhile, also has a future wrapped in uncertainty. Reports have linked him with the Premier League and the Bundesliga. For the former, it is currently Ipswich Town and Brighton being mentioned as interested parties. However, there are no ongoing negotiations between Feyenoord with Ipswich or Brighton. Technical director Dévy Rigaux has not yet received an official bid for the Japanese player either. No pressure to sell players The Dutch side are under no pressure to sell either player either, Ueda is under contract until 2028 while Hadj Moussa’s deal runs until 2030. They would instead prefer to keep both players as they look to challenge PSV Eindhoven for the Eredivisie title next season. For now, they are simply reading the reports about their two players and waiting for them to become something concrete. As it stands, that has not happened. Neither Brighton nor Newcastle have been in touch, despite any claims otherwise.