Quinten Timber’s Transition to Olympique Marseille: A Reflective Farewell to Feyenoord

Quinten Timber addressed rumors during an ESPN interview, clarifying that no confrontation occurred in the Feyenoord locker room following the 3-4 defeat against Sparta. Although Dennis te Kloese refrained from commenting, Timber expressed that he had a constructive conversation with the coach.

On Wednesday afternoon, Timber is set to sign with Olympique Marseille. He stated, “Every decision I’ve made has been based on my instincts. I spoke with the coach, and it was a very positive discussion. Marseille is undeniably a prestigious club, with a fantastic stadium and wonderful fans. It felt right, which is why I made this choice.”

That evening, Marseille will face Liverpool. When asked if he would catch up with Arne Slot, Timber remarked, “That’s definitely a possibility. It’s a beautiful match, and I’m looking forward to it. I’m very curious about how it will unfold.”

The farewell from Feyenoord was emotional for Timber. He reflected, “I had the chance to see all the players and the staff I worked with. It felt good, and I can leave Feyenoord with a sense of fulfillment. I experienced a remarkable period, winning three trophies and enjoying fantastic matches. I am very grateful. When everyone tells you they will miss you as a person, I feel like I’ve already won.”