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Israeli Star Anan Khalaily Nears Record Transfer to Inter Milan

Translated & summarized from Srugim by baba

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Hebrew · 8 newsrooms covering

Israeli winger Anan Khalaily is set to join Inter Milan from Union Saint-Gilloise for 23 million euros, becoming the most expensive Israeli football transfer.

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  • Inter Milan agrees to buy Israeli winger Anan Khalaily for 23 million euros plus bonuses.
  • The transfer would be the most expensive in Israeli football history.
  • Initial offer of 20 million euros was rejected by Union Saint-Gilloise.
  • Khalaily agreed on a five-year contract with Inter worth about 1.8 million euros per season.
  • The deal follows Khalaily's strong performance last season with Union Saint-Gilloise.
Israeli Star Anan Khalaily Nears Record Transfer to Inter Milan
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Inter Milan has reached an agreement with Union Saint-Gilloise for the transfer of Israeli winger Anan Khalaily for 23 million euros plus future bonuses, marking the most expensive deal in Israeli football history. Negotiations between the clubs lasted a long time, with Inter initially offering 20 million euros, which was rejected by the Belgian club. After improving the offer to 23 million euros, both sides came to an understanding, and the deal is expected to be finalized soon. Khalaily has already agreed on personal terms with Inter, reportedly signing a five-year contract worth approximately 1.8 million euros per season. If completed, Khalaily will join one of Europe's top clubs following a successful season with Union Saint-Gilloise.

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