Olympique de Marseille is navigating a turbulent transfer window, and one of the main storylines involves Moroccan attacking midfielder Amine Harit. Since his arrival in 2020, later confirmed as a permanent move in 2022, Harit has struggled to consistently make an impact at the Velodrome. Now, Marseille appears determined to find an exit solution for him.
According to reliable reports, a Saudi Arabian second division club has expressed strong interest in the Moroccan international. While the destination may come as a surprise, it reflects the growing investment strategy of Saudi football, which is extending beyond top-tier clubs. For OM, this move could relieve the wage bill and create space for new attacking reinforcements.
For Harit, the decision is more complex. At 28, his career is at a turning point. Moving to Saudi Arabia’s lower division could offer him regular playing time and a new chapter away from the demanding Marseille environment. However, critics warn that such a move might limit his visibility on the European stage.
As the summer transfer window progresses, Marseille is under pressure to finalize sales and secure reinforcements. The coming days could be crucial in shaping Harit’s future and determining OM’s competitiveness this season.