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Crystal Palace Signs Israeli Anan Halaily With Medical Liability Clause

Translated & summarized from Mako by baba
The story · English

Israeli footballer Anan Halaily is set to join Premier League club Crystal Palace after his transfer to Inter Milan fell through due to medical concerns. According to European reports, Halaily passed the medical examinations at Crystal Palace without any unusual findings. However, the club required him to sign a special waiver clause that shifts all medical responsibility to the player, reassuring the English Football Association about the transfer. This clause effectively releases the association from any future medical issues related to Halaily.

The transfer fee for Halaily is reported to be 21 million pounds, a significant amount for Crystal Palace, which typically does not spend such sums. Local media noted that if there had been serious health doubts, the club likely would not have proceeded with the signing. Halaily’s arrival might prompt the departure of Daniel Munoz, who is attracting interest from several teams.

The clause and the transfer highlight the club’s cautious approach to Halaily’s medical condition while securing a valuable player for their squad.

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