"Feyenoord" wants to extend Tergalin's contract.

Feyenoord, the Dutch football club, is preparing to open negotiations with Moroccan international Osama Tergaline to extend his contract for an additional two years; a move that reflects the club's management's conviction in the levels of performance the midfielder has shown since joining the team.

Dutch media reports, notably "Fr12" and "Football Primer," have indicated that Feyenoord wishes to extend Tergaline's contract until the summer of 2030, knowing that his current contract runs until June 2028, after he joined the club during the winter transfer window of 2025 from Le Havre in France for less than half a million euros.

The same sources added that negotiations between the two parties have not yet been finalized, as a new session is expected to be held in the coming days to reach an official agreement regarding the new contract.

Feyenoord's move comes in light of the remarkable development shown by the Moroccan international within the team, as he has established himself as one of the key players in midfield; prompting the club's management to act early to secure his continuation and ward off interest from other clubs in his services.

According to "Transfermarkt," Tergaline's market value has risen to 16 million euros, as he continues to deliver strong performances in Feyenoord's jersey; indicating the significant development the player has experienced in recent times.

Tergaline, who is 24 years old, has played 39 matches with Feyenoord's first team across various competitions, during which he scored two goals and provided four assists.

The same player also participated in one match with the under-21 team; previously, he played three matches with the first team of Olympique Marseille before moving to Le Havre, and then to the Dutch league.