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Israeli Footballer Anan Khalaily Joins Crystal Palace in Record Transfer

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Hebrew · 6 newsrooms covering

Crystal Palace signed Israeli footballer Anan Khalaily from Sint-Truiden for 25 million euros, making him the most expensive Israeli player ever, with a contract until 2031.

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  • Anan Khalaily signed by Crystal Palace until 2031.
  • Transfer fee set at 25 million euros, a record for an Israeli player.
  • Khalaily is 21 years old and joins from Belgian club Sint-Truiden.
  • He will earn about 1.5 million euros in his first season.
  • Khalaily will wear jersey number 25 at Crystal Palace.
  • He expressed excitement and eagerness to start with the club.
Israeli Footballer Anan Khalaily Joins Crystal Palace in Record Transfer
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Crystal Palace officially announced the signing of Israeli footballer Anan Khalaily, who will remain with the club until 2031. The 21-year-old midfielder was acquired from Belgian club Sint-Truiden for a record fee of 25 million euros, making him the most expensive Israeli footballer ever. Khalaily will earn approximately 1.5 million euros in his first season and will wear the number 25 jersey. Upon his presentation at the London-based club, Khalaily expressed his excitement, stating, "I am happy to be here, excited and can't wait to start."

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