FC Porto is in discussions with the entourage of Dutch midfielder Quinten Timber. It is reported that Marseille would demand around 22 million euros to release the player. The player initially wanted to establish himself at Marseille, but is now reportedly open to considering a new project. Porto is presented as one of his suitors, despite an evasive answer given by André Villas-Boas. Since joining Marseille last winter, Quinten Timber has played in 16 matches, 15 as a starter, and has no goals or assists.

Voetbal International reports that Quinten Timber could leave Olympique Marseille after six months. FC Porto, managed by Francesco Farioli, is among the clubs interested in signing Timber. According to Voetbal International, Farioli became impressed with Timber during his time as Ajax manager, when Timber was a key player at Feyenoord. The asking price for Timber is reportedly fifteen million euros. This figure is lower than the twenty-two million euros mentioned by Foot Mercato. Marseille is open to a potential transfer due to financial difficulties.

Voetbalprimeur.nl reports on ongoing transfer discussions involving Quinten Timber and FC Porto. The outlet states that FC Porto has held talks with the Dutch international and has also had conversations with Olympique Marseille regarding the player. The report also states that Olympique Marseille paid 4.5 million euros for Timber last winter, that he has a contract until mid-2030, and that the asking price is reportedly 22 million euros.

According to Foot Mercato, FC Porto is currently negotiating with Olympique de Marseille to sign Quinten Timber. Olympique de Marseille has set the price of the Dutch international at 22 million euros. It is uncertain if Quinten Timber will give his approval for the transfer, as he would not be opposed to staying in Provence under Bruno Genesio's management.