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Marseille, Levski's Europa League opponent, has parted ways with another key player, Quinten Timber, who has completed a move to Crystal Palace. The twin brother of Arsenal's Jurrien Timber has signed a five-year deal with the Eagles.
Reports indicate that Palace reached an agreement with the French club for a fee believed to be around 20 million euros.
Timber only joined Marseille last winter from Feyenoord for 4.5 million euros and has since made 17 appearances for the white-and-blue side.
The midfielder, who boasts 13 caps for the Netherlands national team, was part of Ronald Koeman's squad for this summer's World Cup and featured in two matches for his country.
“With his extensive experience at the highest club and international level, Quinten is a player whose leadership qualities, tenacity, and ability we are confident will thrive in the Premier League,” stated Palace chairman Steve Parish.
Timber could make his debut as early as this weekend against Fulham.
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