Amine Harit faces January exit despite revival at Marseille

Olympique Marseille could consider selling Amine Harit during the January transfer window, despite the Moroccan midfielder’s improved performances under Bruno Genesio.

The 29-year-old has regained an important role after previously falling out of favour under Roberto De Zerbi. His contribution to Marseille’s attacking play has made him a useful option again.

However, his future at the club remains uncertain. Harit’s contract expires in June 2027, meaning Marseille risk losing him without a transfer fee if an extension is not agreed.

According to Foot Marseillais, the club could look to cash in during January rather than wait until the end of the season. The report suggests a fee between €3 million and €5 million could convince the French side to negotiate.

Clubs in Qatar and Saudi Arabia are reportedly monitoring the Morocco international, whose form could attract further interest ahead of the winter window.

The situation presents a dilemma for Marseille. Genesio appears to have restored Harit’s influence, but the club may prioritise its financial interests as his contract approaches its final months.

Whether the coaching staff would accept losing him midway through the campaign remains to be seen.