Developments in Amin Harit’s future with Marseille
Marseille coach Roberto de Zerbe has decided on the future of Moroccan playmaker Amine Harit with the French team Olympique de Marseille.
Marseille occupies second place in the standings. The French league table has 20 points, 6 points behind leaders Paris Saint-Germain.
According to the French “Foot Live” website, Italian coach De Zerbi no longer relies on Amine Harit was in his plans, which made the club ready for the player's departure.
The Marseille club management decided to offer the Moroccan player for sale during the upcoming winter transfer period, for an amount that could reach 9. One million euros.
Amin Harit participated in 9 matches this season, during which he succeeded in scoring two goals and assisting 4 goals.
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