Anan Khalaily Set to Become Most Expensive Israeli Footballer with Inter Milan Transfer
Translated & summarized from Walla by baba
Israeli footballer Anan Khalaily is set to become the most expensive Israeli player after Inter Milan agreed to buy him from Union Saint-Gilloise for about 25 million euros. Khalaily will soon undergo medical tests in Milan and is expected to earn around 2 million euros per season. Maccabi Haifa will receive nearly 3.5 million euros from the deal due to their stake in the transfer.
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- Anan Khalaily will become the most expensive Israeli footballer with a 25 million euro transfer to Inter Milan.
- Inter Milan reached an agreement with Union Saint-Gilloise for Khalaily's transfer.
- Khalaily is expected to undergo medical tests in Milan within 48 hours.
- He will earn about 2 million euros per season at Inter, including bonuses.
- Maccabi Haifa holds 15% of the transfer rights and will receive nearly 3.5 million euros.
- Maccabi Haifa previously sold Khalaily to Union Saint-Gilloise for 7.5 million euros.
Anan Khalaily is poised to become the most expensive Israeli footballer ever following his imminent transfer to Inter Milan, the reigning Italian Serie A champions. On Thursday, Inter officials informed Khalaily and his representatives that they had reached an agreement with Union Saint-Gilloise for his acquisition. The deal is reportedly worth around 25 million euros before bonuses. Khalaily is expected to travel to Milan within 48 hours to undergo medical examinations.
At Inter, Khalaily is projected to earn approximately 2 million euros per season, including bonuses. Maccabi Haifa, which retains a 15 percent stake in the transfer, is set to receive close to 3.5 million euros, including solidarity payments. This follows Maccabi Haifa's earlier sale of Khalaily to Union Saint-Gilloise for 7.5 million euros. The transfer marks a significant milestone in Israeli football, highlighting Khalaily's rising profile in European soccer.
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