Belgian Club Supports Anan Halili After Failed Inter Transfer Due to Medical Issues

Anan Halili, the 21-year-old Israeli footballer, faced a major setback when his dream transfer to Inter Milan collapsed after he failed the medical examinations. Following this disappointment, his current club, Royal Union Saint-Gilloise, has been providing strong support to help him recover emotionally. The team's coach, David Huber, spoke openly about Halili's difficult situation, explaining that the player had been holding onto the hope of the transfer for weeks and that the sudden collapse was very hard for him to accept.

Huber revealed that he has been in regular contact with Halili, sending messages and speaking with him almost daily to offer encouragement. Due to the emotional toll, the club granted Halili special permission to extend his stay with his family and he has not yet returned to regular training in Belgium. The coach emphasized the club’s understanding and patience, stating they expect him to rejoin the team possibly next week but will allow him the time he needs.

Despite the failed move to the Serie A club, Royal Union Saint-Gilloise confirmed that the transfer window remains open and a move to another team this summer is still possible. Huber described the situation as very unfortunate both from a sporting and personal perspective but praised Halili’s maturity in handling complex situations. He also expressed full confidence in the club’s management to handle whatever future lies ahead for Halili, whether he stays or leaves, assuring that a suitable replacement will be found if necessary.