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Crystal Palace Set to Sign Israeli Player Anan Khalaili for £21 Million
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First reported by Walla · 17 hours ago
What happened
Israeli footballer Anan Khalaili is set to join Crystal Palace from Union Saint-Gilloise for £21 million after passing medicals, following a failed transfer to Inter Milan. He will compete for the right wing-back spot and is expected to wear the number 25 shirt.
- 01Anan Khalaili is transferring to Crystal Palace for £21 million from Union Saint-Gilloise.
- 02The transfer follows a failed move to Inter Milan due to medical test issues.
- 03Khalaili has passed medicals at Crystal Palace and will compete for right wing-back.
- 04Union Saint-Gilloise CEO praised Khalaili's readiness for the Premier League.
- 05Social media showed Khalaili signing autographs at Crystal Palace training.
- 06He is expected to wear the number 25 jersey at Crystal Palace.
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WallaCenter · Hebrew47 minutes ago
Crystal Palace Set to Sign Israeli Player Anan Khalaili for £21 Million
N12Center · Hebrew2 hours ago
Anan Khalaily Set to Join Crystal Palace as Premier League's Sole Israeli Player
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