Telegraaf.nl reports that Quinten Timber's future at Feyenoord remains uncertain, and that there is a discussion about whether he should speak publicly about his next career step.

Mike Verweij advises that Feyenoord should sell Quinten Timber in the winter if the club wants to make money. Valentijn Driessen disagrees and believes Timber should stay until the end of the season. Driessen suggests that Feyenoord could let Timber extend his contract, possibly giving him a signing bonus and setting a fixed transfer fee, and then wait to see if clubs become interested, noting that Timber is often injured.

According to Voetbal International, Quinten Timber and Feyenoord will meet this week because they have not been able to reach an agreement on a contract extension. A meeting is scheduled between Feyenoord's management and Timber's entourage to discuss the next steps. Feyenoord is open to considering a departure in the winter, and there is also the possibility that Timber leaves on a free transfer when his contract expires. The player is open to extending his contract to allow the club to ask for a transfer fee, but he wants logical compensation for this. Voetbal International reports that Feyenoord has a very different view of the situation, as the management doubts whether it is worth making Timber the best-paid player among those with short contracts because of his injury history. Timber is currently not among the top earners at Feyenoord and his salary is not commensurate with his status as an international, which is a reason for his request for a higher salary for an additional contract year. Feyenoord wants to determine if an extension is no longer a possibility.

Timber is entering the last year of his contract with Feyenoord and has not yet agreed to an extension. Despite not being the captain or vice-captain, he remains a key player and is not expected to leave easily.