the purchase obligation for Amine Harit automatically lifted

These days, most professional player contracts now contain a host of clauses that govern what can happen under certain conditions. This is particularly the case when a player signs a new contract when he is sold or loaned. Amine Harit, whom Schalke 04 loaned to Olympique de Marseille during the last summer transfer window, is in this case with an obligation to purchase which had been integrated at the time of his departure on loan in the Marseille city. And the two conditions integrated into this purchase obligation have already been fulfilled, according to the latest indiscretions of our German colleagues from Ruhr Nachrichten.

The first stipulated that Amine Harit had to play at least 15 official matches with OM and the Moroccan has already played 16 games with the Olympian club. Soon after, Harit suffered a severe cruciate ligament sprain, which has prevented him from playing so far. Finally, the second clause required that the Marseillais, currently 2nd, had to finish in the first part of the table. And thanks to their victory over OL, the Phocaeans are guaranteed to finish above 10th place in Ligue 1. Harit should therefore not return to Germany knowing that the purchase obligation of five million euros should be automatically activated.

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