Ramiz Zerrouki is being linked with another return to Twente FC, with reports in the Netherlands suggesting Feyenoord could allow the midfielder to leave as his market value continues to fall.
The 27-year-old defensive midfielder, who holds both Algerian and Dutch nationality, is currently on the books at Feyenoord but back playing for Twente on loan. Transfer data indicates an “end of loan” is scheduled with Feyenoord as the parent club, yet fresh speculation now centres on whether Twente will try to keep him beyond that spell or wait to see if he becomes available as a cut‑price signing or potential free agent. The likelihood of a permanent deal remains unclear, with the probability of the move listed as “?”.
Zerrouki’s valuation has slipped from a peak of €10.00m at Feyenoord in December 2023 to €5.00m as of late 2025, a figure that could tempt Twente to explore a longer-term agreement if his contractual situation in Rotterdam weakens. His current market value is officially recorded at €5.00m for Twente.
The Amsterdam‑born midfielder, standing at 1.83m and predominantly right‑footed, has built his reputation as a holding player capable of screening the back four and dictating tempo from deep. He came through Ajax’s youth ranks from U17 to U19 level before joining Twente’s academy in 2016 and progressing to the first team in 2020, later earning a move to Feyenoord in 2023 and then returning to Twente on loan in 2025.
Recent data lists him as part of Twente’s squad, but without detailed match statistics attached, his specific contributions – such as opponents, dates and scorelines – are not available in the current record. Even so, his experience across Eredivisie clubs and fluctuating value make him a notable name on the domestic market.
Should Twente manage to secure Zerrouki again on a permanent basis, the move could stabilise his career trajectory and offer a platform to rebuild his reputation as one of the Eredivisie’s more reliable defensive midfielders.
