Fulham were among several Premier League clubs that considered signing Quinten Timber from Feyenoord during the January window, with Everton and Brentford also showing interest. West Ham, Nottingham Forest, and Crystal Palace all made specific inquiries, and sources indicate these three clubs held discussions with the 22-year-old midfielder and his representatives. However, Timber rejected the approaches from English sides, as the Netherlands international—who has 8 caps and 1 goal for his country—indicated his preference was to continue his development on the continent rather than move to the Premier League at this stage. He ultimately approved a transfer to Marseille, which had made the strongest effort to sign him. Timber's contract at Feyenoord, which he joined in July 2022, is valid until June 2026. He has a current market value of €25.00m, according to Transfermarkt. He has contributed 2 goals and 4 assists in 17 Eredivisie appearances this season. In January 2026, reports indicated Feyenoord was demanding €10 million. In the summer of 2025, the asking price was widely reported to be between €25 million and €30 million.