Anan Khalaily Ranks Third Among Highest-Paid Israeli Footballers Abroad After Inter Signing
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Anan Khalaily has signed with Inter Milan, earning 2.2 million euros per season, making him the third highest-paid Israeli footballer abroad. Manor Solomon leads the list with 4.2 million euros, followed by Liel Abada with 2.3 million euros. The ranking showcases the top ten Israeli players' salaries overseas.
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- Anan Khalaily signed with Inter Milan for about 2.2 million euros per season.
- Khalaily ranks third among highest-paid Israeli footballers abroad.
- Manor Solomon tops the list with 4.2 million euros annually.
- Liel Abada is second, earning 2.3 million euros at Charlotte FC.
- Top ten salaries range from 4.2 million to 684,000 euros per season.
Anan Khalaily, the 21-year-old Israeli winger who grew up at Maccabi Haifa, has completed a major transfer to Inter Milan, one of the world’s top football clubs. According to reports, Khalaily’s contract with Inter will pay him approximately 2.2 million euros per season, a significant increase from his previous salary at Union Saint-Gilloise. This move places him among the highest-earning Israeli footballers playing overseas.
A recent ranking of Israeli players abroad by salary reveals that Khalaily is currently the third highest-paid Israeli footballer internationally. Leading the list is Manor Solomon, who belongs to Tottenham Hotspur and was loaned to Fiorentina last season, earning about 4.2 million euros annually. Second is Liel Abada, playing for Charlotte FC in Major League Soccer, with a salary of 2.3 million euros per season.
Following Khalaily in the top five are Thai Baribo of DC United earning just over 2 million euros, and Oscar Gloukh of Ajax with 1.95 million euros per year. The full top ten includes players from various European and American clubs, with salaries ranging from 4.2 million down to around 684,000 euros annually.
This salary ranking highlights the rising prominence and financial success of Israeli footballers in international leagues, with Khalaily’s new contract marking a significant milestone in his career. The data was compiled from publicly reported figures across media outlets.
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