Nottingham Forest Offers 20 Million Euros for Israeli Defender Anan Khalaily After Inter Milan Deal Falls Through
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First reported by N12 · 11 minutes ago
What happened
After his transfer to Inter Milan collapsed due to additional medical tests, Israeli defender Anan Khalaily is now sought by Nottingham Forest, which offered 20 million euros for him. The offer was rejected by Union Saint-Gilloise, Khalaily’s current club, which had previously agreed to a 25 million euro deal with Inter. Khalaily had passed routine medicals but failed further cardiological tests required by the Italian Olympic Committee.
- 01Nottingham Forest offered 20 million euros for Israeli defender Anan Khalaily, rejected by Union Saint-Gilloise.
- 02Khalaily’s planned transfer to Inter Milan for 25 million euros collapsed due to additional cardiological tests.
- 03Inter’s medical team cleared Khalaily, but the Italian Olympic Committee required further tests that he failed.
- 04Medical experts say such findings have become common post-COVID and require specialist evaluation.
- 05Khalaily joined Union Saint-Gilloise in 2024 for 6.5 million euros from Maccabi Haifa.
- 06Last season, Khalaily made 52 appearances, scoring six goals and assisting six times for the Belgian club.
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