Top clubs from Italy are reportedly interested in signing Quinten Timber according to CaughtOffside. They are monitoring his recovery from a knee injury closely. These clubs are not deterred by Feyenoord's asking price of 25 to 30 million euros.

Ronald Koeman, the national coach of the Netherlands, believes Quinten Timber is ready for the next step in his career. Koeman mentions that Timber has proven himself even with the Dutch national team, indicating he is ready for a move abroad. However, Timber is currently facing injury issues which might delay any potential transfer.

Feyenoord is presently involved in positive discussions with the representatives of Quinten Timber. The uncertainty surrounding Timber's future at Feyenoord stems from a knee injury that has sidelined him since February. The club faces a crucial decision: either to extend his contract or to proceed with selling him. If Timber does not agree to a contract extension, selling him becomes unavoidable, as allowing him to leave for free in 2026 is not a feasible option. Nonetheless, any potential sale is contingent upon his recovery and fitness levels. Several top European clubs are reportedly keeping an eye on Timber. Feyenoord's technical director, Dennis te Kloese, has indicated that a transfer is bound to occur, given Timber's exceptional talent.

Quinten Timber is expected to extend his contract with Feyenoord by one year, according to journalist Wessel Penning from Algemeen Dagblad. Timber, who is currently injured, will have two years left on his contract after the extension, allowing for potential transfers in September or the winter transfer window.