Mehdi Benatia targets an Algerian international this winter

Behind the probable departure of Amine Harit would hide the arrival of an Algerian international. Eager to continue to overhaul the squad to make it a quality group, always with the objective of competing in the Champions League next season, Olympique de Marseille would have looked into the situation of Himad Abdelli, indicates DZ Foot . The SCO Angers midfielder is widely arousing envy thanks to a quality start to the season.

While he has a Flashscore average of 7.12/10 in 11 Ligue 1 matches played, Himad Abdelli has simply started all of the championship matches this season. There are only two occasions where the Algerian international did not finish the match and only played 80 and 84 minutes (against Reims then Saint-Etienne). A decisive passer against Paris Saint-Germain on Estéban Lepaul's first Angevin goal of the game, he is now making a lot of talk about him in Marseille.

Himad Abdelli, from Angers to Marseille?

Born in Normandy, Himad Abdelli had only known the Le Havre club before joining Angers. Since the start of the current financial year, he is experiencing his first season in the elite of French football. And the latter does not hide his game.

Author of more than interesting performances, he would make Mehdi Benatia, the sports director of Olympique de Marseille, salivate. The Moroccan leader would particularly appreciate his versatility, he who is endowed with a particularly creative technique. Something to please OM supporters?

DZ Foot, however, affirms that nothing is decided. No official steps have yet been taken by the club. In question, his arrival would depend above all on the future of Amine Harit. The Moroccan international, who could leave the club this winter, would open the door for Himad Abdelli.

Currently valued at 4 million euros according to the specialized site Transfermarkt, its value is only growing. You will therefore have to put your hand in your pocket to afford it, but it is a state of affairs which should not worry Pablo Longoria too much.