Amine Harit
IBA
Right Winger
Half-Space Orchestrator
Jun 18, 1997 (29)
Right
5'11"
148 lb
Scores late to seal victory
Harit scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal), three crosses (one accurate) and one corner in Sunday's 5-2 win over Angers.
Analysis: Harit scored once from his only shot, putting it on target, while delivering three crosses, one accurate, and taking one corner across 89 minutes in Sunday's 5-2 victory at Angers. He restored Marseille's two-goal advantage in the 83rd minute with a right-footed strike from outside the box following Tochukwu Nnadi's pass, just eight minutes after Amine El Ouazzani's penalty had brought the hosts back within one goal. Harit has now scored in consecutive Ligue 1 appearances after finding the net against Troyes last weekend, continuing his productive run in Marseille's attack while helping the club secure a second straight league victory.
Breaks deadlock after halftime
Harit scored one goal to go with one shot (one on goal), five crosses (zero accurate) and three corners in Sunday's 2-0 win versus Troyes.
Analysis: Harit scored with his only shot while adding five crosses and three corners across 63 minutes in Sunday's 2-0 win at Troyes. He opened the scoring in the 50th minute by arriving at the back post to meet Emerson's delivery, giving Marseille the breakthrough after a scoreless first half. Harit remained involved from set pieces before being replaced shortly after the hour mark.
Cleared for Troyes clash
Harit (knee) has been cleared to play in Sunday's clash against Troyes after returning to team training earlier in the week, according to La Provence.
Analysis: Harit has successfully worked his way back from his knee issue after progressing from individual work Monday to full team training Tuesday, putting him back in contention for Sunday's matchup against Troyes. The attacking midfielder has started every Ligue 1 match for Marseille this season, recording one assist, five shots, nine chances created and 10 crosses while completing the full 90 minutes on three occasions. His availability should provide a welcome boost to Marseille's attack, with Harit expected to push for an immediate return to the starting XI.
Back in team training
Harit (knee) returned to training during Tuesday's session, per Florent Germain of RMC Sport.
Analysis: Harit trained individually during Monday's session and got back involved in the team unit during Tuesday's. That progression puts him right in line for a return during Sunday's trip to Troyes, as expected. The hope now will be that he progresses smoothly throughout the week.
Training individually, should be available
Harit (undisclosed) returned to individual training last Friday and is expected to be an option for Sunday's game against Troyes, according to Massilia Zone.
Analysis: The next few days will be key to determining whether Harit will indeed be available, but the early signs are promising since he's back on the field training. Harit has started every league game for Marseille this season, tallying one assist, five shots, nine chances created and 10 crosses while logging the full 90 three times. A final call on his availability should be made toward the end of the week.
Dealing with muscular discomfort
Harit (undisclosed) is dealing with muscular discomfort but isn't expected to miss much time, according to the club, per L'Equipe.
Analysis: Harit had initially been diagnosed with cramps after being forced off in the loss to PSG, a diagnosis that appeared to worsen before this update now provides more clarity following the scheduled MRI. His anticipated quick turnaround is an encouraging sign, and further updates on his exact timeline should follow as Marseille approaches the resumption of play.
Diagnosis worsens to muscular problem
Harit (undisclosed) had an initial diagnosis of cramps and it seems to have worsened, with the midfielder now believed to be dealing with a muscular problem, with an MRI scheduled during the week to determine its precise nature, according to Football Club Marseille.
Analysis: Harit had been forced off in the 63rd minute of the loss to PSG, with coach Bruno Genesio initially describing it as cramps immediately after the match. The timing is particularly frustrating given he had just reclaimed an important place in the starting lineup and had been active before his withdrawal, and it remains too early to determine the severity or a potential timeframe for his absence pending the MRI results.
Dealing with cramps
Harit was forced off around the hour mark during Sunday's 2-1 defeat against PSG due to cramps, according to coach Bruno Genesio, per Massilia Zone. "For Harit, it's cramps."
Analysis: Harit had been forced off in the 63rd minute of Sunday's loss to PSG after dealing with cramps, a moment of concern given he has started every match this season for Marseille. This clarification now eases those fears, and the upcoming international break should give him ample time to recover before the club's season resumes.
Asks for substitution
Harit was forced off in the 63rd minute of Sunday's 2-1 loss to PSG due to an apparent injury.
Analysis: Harit looks to have potentially picked up an injury Sunday, as the midfielder would be asked to be subbed off after feeling some discomfort. He was having a decent match before his exit and has been a starter in every match this season, so his situation will be watched closely. He will have a few weeks to recover with no games as the international break hits, hopefully not still injured once Marseille returns to action.
Assists in defeat
Harit assisted once to go with zero corners and four chances created in Sunday's 3-2 loss against Paris FC.
Analysis: Harit registered zero shots but delivered four chances created in an energetic display across the full 90 minutes, consistently linking play between Marseille's midfield and attack as the home side attempted to find a way through Paris FC's defensive block. He was Marseille's most creative presence throughout, though his work in the final third was ultimately undone by Lassine Sinayoko's clinical hat trick on the counter-attack. Harit provided one assist for one of Amine Gouiri's goals, his first assist of the season after spending last campaign on loan in Turkey.
Four corners in defeat
Harit had two shots (zero on goal), six crosses (zero accurate) and four corners in Sunday's 2-0 defeat against Monaco.
Analysis: Harit grew in influence as the first half progressed, driving a speculative effort wide before setting up Angel Gomes for a deflected attempt that sailed over, and also appealing strongly for a penalty after contact with Sadibou Sane inside the box that referee Willy Delajod waved away. He registered two shots without troubling Lukas Hradecky, delivered four corners and led all players on either side with 24 successful passes in the final third across 90 minutes. Harit's creative output was Marseille's most consistent attacking contribution throughout but could not unlock a Monaco defense that kept a second consecutive clean sheet. Harit is expected to remain a key creative option for coach Bruno Genesio since Marseille will likely sign no players during the transfer window.
Returns to Marseille
Harit will return to parent club Marseille following the conclusion of his loan spell at Basaksehir.
Analysis: Harit made 26 appearances across all competitions, contributing two goals and four assists across 1,661 minutes including 24 Super Lig outings and two Turkish Cup matches. Harit now heads back to Marseille where his future will be assessed heading into the 2026/27 season under new coach Bruno Genesio.
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