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Anan Halaily Eyes Premier League Move After Inter Milan Deal Falls Through After failing medical tests ended his transfer to Inter Milan, Israeli footballer Anan Halaily is now in talks with English club Ipswich Town, which hopes to finalize a deal during the current transfer window.
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What happened 01 Anan Halaily's transfer to Inter Milan collapsed after he failed medical tests. 02 Halaily expressed shock but remains optimistic about his career moving forward. 03 He received support from Israeli football figures and posted a positive message on Instagram. 04 Ipswich Town from England is interested and has the financial means to sign him. 05 English medical exams are less strict, increasing chances of a successful transfer to Ipswich. 06 Negotiations between Ipswich Town and Saint-Étienne are expected to accelerate soon. Translated and summarized by baba from N12 , the latest report. Read N12’s original The coverage
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