Monaco are being linked with a move for Feyenoord defensive midfielder Oussama Targhalline, with the Moroccan’s future in Rotterdam under speculation.
The 23-year-old, valued at €12.00m on Transfermarkt, is the subject of interest from the Ligue 1 side according to the latest transfer listings dated 12 May 2026. The move is currently rated with an unspecified probability (“?”), but the lack of publicly available contract expiry details at Feyenoord has led to suggestions he could become a free agent in the near future if no extension is agreed.
Targhalline, who wears the number 28 shirt for Feyenoord, operates primarily as a holding midfielder and is regarded as a right-footed anchor at the base of midfield. Born in Casablanca on 20 May 2002, he stands at 1.86m and represents Morocco at international level. His current market valuation puts him firmly in the bracket of emerging talents who could be attainable for a club like Monaco without commanding a fee at the very top end of the European market.
The Moroccan has been part of Feyenoord’s Eredivisie campaign, featuring in recent league fixtures, including their most recent outing in the Dutch top flight, where his contribution in defensive midfield helped protect the back line in a positive result for the Rotterdam club. His performances in the Eredivisie have enhanced his reputation as a composed presence in front of the defence.
With Feyenoord competing in the Netherlands and Monaco pushing towards the upper reaches of Ligue 1, any move would mark a significant step across two of Europe’s prominent leagues. Should the transfer materialise, whether for a fee close to his €12.00m valuation or via a free-agent scenario if his contract situation opens that door, it could prove a pivotal moment in Targhalline’s career and a key opportunity to elevate his profile on the European stage.
