Arsenal star Jurrien Timber’s twin brother tipped to join him in Premier League as club eye transfer

Arsenal star Jurrien Timber’s twin brother tipped to join him in Premier League as club eye transfer

JURRIEN TIMBER’s twin brother could soon join him in the Premier League, according to reports. Quinten is currently plying his trade in France with Ligue 1 giants Marseille. Jurrien Timber’s brother, Quinten, could soon join him the Premier League Credit: Getty The midfielder is currently plying his trade in France with Marseille Credit: Getty The midfielder has been one of OM’s star players in recent years and has caught the eye of several teams. And he’s reportedly on the radar of Crystal Palace. Sign up for the Football newsletter Thank you! That’s according to L’Equipe, who claim Palace have reached out to Marseille about acquiring his services. Palace are also said to have spoken to Quinten‘s representatives to gauge his interest in coming to the Premier League. It’s currently unknown how much Marseille value Quinten. L’Equipe, however, claim they value him in the region of £17million. The midfielder is said to be “high up” on Palace’s list of targets. Quinten made 40 appearances for Marseille last season, scoring four goals and providing four assists. Most read in Sport New Palace boss Pierre Sage is desperately trying to secure more reinforcements before the transfer window shuts next week. He said: “Yeah, maybe one or two more players [will join]. As I said on Monday, we have time. “We don’t want to take a player who is not for us; we just want to take the good players for us. “That is why it’s not about one or two days, because we have to work with all these guys during the season. SUN VEGAS WELCOME OFFER: GET UP TO £100 BONUS The Timber brothers have played against each other before Credit: GETTY Crystal Palace boss Pierre Sage is reportedly keen on signing Quinten Timbe Credit: ALAMY “And sometimes it’s better to wait than take the first who come.” Palace will be back in action on Friday night, welcoming Manchester City to Selhurst Park. Comment now

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