Feyenoord eyes long‑term deal for Oussama Targhalline to 2030

Feyenoord are working to extend Moroccan midfielder Oussama Targhalline’s contract until mid‑2030, after securing him from French side Le Havre for just under €0.5 million in the winter of 2025. His existing deal currently runs to mid‑2028. The move reflects the Rotterdam club’s desire to lock in the 24‑year‑old’s services.

Feyenoord want to break the current contract of Oussama Targhalline, a report confirmed by Transfermarkt and FR12.nl. The club’s intention is to renegotiate the terms ahead of the existing expiry.

Targhalline signed a contract with Feyenoord that originally ran until mid‑2028 when he arrived in Rotterdam. He had joined the club after a winter‑2025 transfer from French Le Havre.

The proposed extension is not yet finalised; both parties still need to sit down for a definitive agreement. According to the reports, a meeting could take place later this week.

Transfermarkt values the eleven‑time Moroccan international at €16 million. The valuation underscores his rising profile since arriving in the Netherlands.

He has featured in 39 first‑team matches for Feyenoord, scoring two goals and providing four assists. In addition, he made a single appearance for Feyenoord Under‑21.

Before moving to Le Havre, the Moroccan played three first‑team games for Olympique Marseille. Those early appearances form part of his professional background.

If the new deal is sealed, Targhalline will remain at the Rotterdam club well beyond his current contract, aligning his stay with the €16 million market value that now surrounds the 24‑year‑old midfielder.