Amine Harit is no longer in the odor of sanctity at Olympique de Marseille. We’ve been talking about it for a few days, and it’s just been confirmed.
This Friday, October 4, Olympique de Marseille hosted SCO Angers at the Vélodrome for the 7th day of Ligue 1. The match ended in a 1-all draw.
To the great dismay of the Phocaeans who, facing the red lantern, would have taken the lead in the ranking in the event of victory. But also to the great annoyance of Amine Harit whose ousting would be a sign.
Called up for this meeting, Amine Harit was only fielded by OM coach Roberto De Zerbi in the 88th minute. All the more embarrassing as the club showed a lot of discomfort on the offensive and game creation level.
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The 27-year-old Moroccan international no longer finds favor in the eyes of the Marseille coach (and apparently in the eyes of those in charge too).
L’Equipe also underlined this in an article posted online on Wednesday. “For a while pushed towards the exit this summer, Amine Harit has established himself as the permanent starter in the position of OM playmaker since the start of the season. But the Moroccan international has competition,” writes the sports daily.
Harit could leave OM during the next winter transfer window, we understand. And to suggest that his current club would even be “in the process of finding a way out” for him. The suspense is in order.
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