Algeria-Netherlands defensive midfielder Ramiz Zerrouki, who currently plays for FC Twente, is being linked with a summer move from Feyenoord to UAE Pro League side Sharjah FC, according to the latest transfer listings.
The 28-year-old, valued at €6.50m on Transfermarkt, is the subject of speculation over a switch from the Eredivisie to the Gulf, with the probability of the move still listed as “?” and no agreement reported between the clubs. His contract situation has not been made public, leaving room for suggestions he could run down his deal in the Netherlands and move closer to free-agent status in a future window if no transfer fee is agreed.
Born in Amsterdam on 26 May 1998 and standing at 1.83m, Zerrouki is a right-footed holding midfielder who can anchor the centre of the pitch. He holds dual nationality with Algeria and the Netherlands and is listed as a defensive midfielder by trade, wearing the No 6 shirt at Twente.
The Feyenoord-linked move to Sharjah would mark a new chapter away from the Eredivisie for a player who has built his career in Dutch football. His current market valuation of €6.50m provides a benchmark for any negotiations, although there is no indication yet of a concrete bid or agreed fee.
Recent match data for the current campaign has not yet been fully updated, and no specific competitive fixture – including opponent, date, scoreline or individual performance – has been formally recorded in the latest profile information.
With his prime years ahead of him and interest emerging from the UAE Pro League, any eventual deal could reshape Zerrouki’s career trajectory, offering a different tactical and cultural environment and potentially redefining his reputation beyond Dutch football if the transfer comes to fruition.
