Israel's Anan Khalaily Injured in Nations League Match, Uncertain for Ireland Game
Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
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- Anan Khalaily injured his thigh during the Kosovo match.
- Khalaily's participation against Ireland is uncertain.
- Niv Eliasi will replace injured Daniel Peretz in the squad.
- The match was part of the Nations League competition.
Israeli national team player Anan Khalaily sustained a thigh injury during Thursday's Nations League match against Kosovo, forcing him off the field in the 77th minute. Initial medical assessments suggest he is suffering from hamstring cramps. Khalaily, a key player for Israel and a regular starter for Crystal Palace in the Premier League, had been performing well in the game before the injury.
He returned to the bench with ice applied to the injured area and will undergo further tests. His availability for the upcoming match against Ireland is now in doubt.
In related news, Niv Eliasi is set to be called up to the squad to replace Daniel Peretz, who also suffered an injury and will leave the team camp. The Israeli team was playing its third match in the Nations League.
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