Arsenal told why they should sign the brother of one of their players

Jurrien Timber has firmly established himself as an integral part of both the Netherlands national team and Arsenal’s squad. At the Emirates, his presence in defence has solidified Arsenal’s back-four, often relegating Ben White to a substitute role. Timber’s performances have been influential in providing the Gunners with defensive stability, and his impact has sparked speculation that Arsenal could pursue his twin brother, Quinten Timber, in the future.

Quinten Timber’s Rising Profile

Quinten Timber has been impressing for Feyenoord in the Netherlands, where he plays primarily in midfield. Like his brother, he has also featured for the national team, demonstrating a level of consistency and talent that has attracted attention from some of Europe’s top clubs. The prospect of both brothers playing together at the club level is rare, though not unprecedented, and could present an intriguing opportunity for Arsenal if they decide to make a move.

As reported by Metro Sport, former coach Rene Meulensteen offered his perspective on the potential acquisition, saying: “Obviously, his brother is playing at Feyenoord, he is a very good player as well who Arsenal could keep an eye on. They’re good and I like Jurrien. He brings this bit of grit that Arsenal need, and on top of that, he’s obviously a very, very good player.”