Amine Harit, currently a substitute at Olympique de Marseille and having suffered a calf injury, is on the radar of multiple clubs interested in acquiring him. The Marseille management is open to offers for Harit during the winter transfer window. This situation arises as Harit has not played since his injury and subsequent recovery, remaining on the bench for recent matches against Lille and Saint-Etienne.

Amine Harit, after a strong start, has not played since October 27 due to a red card incident. With 2 goals and 4 assists so far, a departure seems inevitable this winter, and some clubs have already inquired about him.

Amine Harit, an offensive midfielder for Olympique de Marseille, was close to leaving the club at the end of the summer transfer window, but ultimately remained. However, he might encounter a similar situation in January. L'Equipe reported that Marseille's management might be willing to accept an offer of less than 10 million euros this winter for the Moroccan international, who is contracted until 2027. Harit began the season as a starter in Roberto De Zerbi's 4-2-3-1 formation but missed approximately two months due to a calf injury. Since then, the Marseille coach has changed to a 3-4-2-1 system, and Harit is now considered a backup option. The club's management could use his potential departure to increase flexibility for winter recruitment and to alleviate a salary burden estimated at around 3 million euros per year.

Amine Harit is not in Roberto De Zerbi's plans and has been placed on the transfer list. Despite being a good player, he is expected to leave to find a project where he will have a more important role. He is valued at 15 million EUR according to Transfermarkt.