Despite being excluded from the plans of the new coach of Olympique Marseille, Italian Roberto De Zerbi, the future of Moroccan international Amine Harit remains a point of tension within the French club, as the player insists on staying while there are no tangible offers for his transfer during the ongoing summer transfer window.

French media reports have stated that Amine Harit (28 years old) has expressed a strong desire to continue with Marseille, despite a decline in his roles last season, where he lost his starting position in the lineup and distanced himself from influencing the team's attacking midfield.

Harit is highly regarded in the locker room and among the club's fans, which complicates the situation further, especially as coach De Zerbi works on restructuring the team from a technical perspective in preparation for the new season.

For his part, Moroccan sporting director Mehdi Benatia is handling Harit's situation calmly and diplomatically, refusing to pressure the player into making a hasty decision about leaving, and is likely to reach a solution that respects the player's history with the team while ensuring his personal and professional stability.

The situation is expected to become clearer in the coming weeks, with the summer transfer window still ongoing and Marseille looking to reduce the number of players and determine the names that will compete in the upcoming season.