Arsenal negotiates contract extension with Jurrien Timber
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 9, 2026, 2:15 PM
Last updated Oct 9, 2026

Arsenal is engaged in contract discussions with Jurrien Timber, who is crucial to the team's defensive strategy. Currently three points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City, Arsenal wants to secure Timber's services amid his recent injury challenges, including surgery this summer. Timber has made his return to play but missed the start of the season, featuring in the Netherlands' recent fixtures. The club's proactive approach signals their commitment to Timber despite his past fitness concerns.
- •Arsenal is discussing a contract extension with Jurrien Timber.
- •Timber's current deal runs until 2028.
- •He missed significant time due to injuries last season.
- •Timber started his first match of the season against Brighton.
- •Arsenal is three points behind Manchester City in the league.
- 2:15 PMYahoo Sports — Arsenal advance contract talks with Jurrien Timber
"Arsenal are currently three points behind Premier League leaders Manchester City and are looking to maintain the defensive strength that helped them secure the title last season.Jurrien Timber remains...
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