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Da Kanu a Khalaili: quando l’Inter ha messo il cuore davanti al calcio

13 Jul

From Kanu to Khalaili: When Inter Milan Put Heart Before Football

Anan Khalaili, Beppe Marotta, Christian Eriksen, CONI, Denzel Dumfries, Edward Bove, Evan N'Dicka, FC Inter, Khalilou Fadiga, Lionello Manfredonia, Nwankwo Kanu, Paul Zeppilli

Anan Khalaili will ultimately not become an Inter player. The Union Saint-Gilloise right-back, who would have succeeded Denzel Dumfries in Milan, who had since moved to Real Madrid, failed his medical. Nerazzurri president Beppe Marotta's explanations were very clear, while his own comments on social media were somewhere between cryptic and dismissive. But a question arises: why do potential heart problems—because that's what they are—restrain his competitive activity in Italy, while not elsewhere? The answer exists, and it's extremely precise. This isn't anything new, given...

Inter Milan moves to the right, with four new signings for Chivu.

Aleksandar Stankovic, Anan Khalaili, Christian Chivu, FC Inter, Ivan Provedel, Yunus Massolin

The transfer market for the Italian champions is unblocked at the start of July, when negotiations are still decidedly complicated due to the World Cup in full swing. But preseason training camps are looming, and Cristian Chivu had been clear with the club: at least the empty spaces left by the end-of-season departures needed to be filled. Of particular concern was the lack of a strong, reliable, and perhaps promising right-back. And here's the right man to fill all three needs: Anan Khalaili is an Inter player. Having been monitored for a few weeks now, the winger's value...

Inter are in pole position for Khalaili, having overtaken Napoli.

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MILAN, JUNE 30, 2026 - Inter are accelerating their pursuit of Anan Khalaili, taking the lead in the race for the young Union Saint-Gilloise talent. After weeks in which Napoli seemed close to closing the deal, the Nerazzurri have reportedly overtaken them, taking advantage of the stalemate that is slowing down the Azzurri's transfer market. According to today's edition of Gazzetta dello Sport, the club led by Beppe Marotta and Piero Ausilio have intensified contact with both the Belgian club and the entourage of the 2004-born Israeli winger, identified as a key target to strengthen their attacking line. Napoli, held back by…