Following reports that Anan Khalaili is moving closer to Inter, an article was published introducing the Israeli talent. Among other things it was revealed that the Nerazzurri have been tracking him for a long time, since his days at Maccabi Haifa, and details were provided on his suitability for coach Christian Chivu's style of play.

This is what was written about him:

On Inter's Interest

"Ahead of the post-Denzel Dumfries era, Inter's scouts have already prepared backup plans B, C and D, and the Israeli's name appeared regularly on their lists. The scouts fell in love with him during a Conference League match between Maccabi Haifa and Gent and have followed him ever since."

On the Potential

"At just 21 years old he already possesses international experience, vast room for development and technical qualities that fit perfectly with modern football and Christian Chivu's tactical vision. He may not yet be a finished product, yet he is described by many as a footballer who has not yet fulfilled his full potential."

On His Main Qualities

"Technically, the definition 'right winger' is not enough to describe him. He is not limited to a 3-5-2 formation and possesses all the attributes of an attacker who likes to start from the line, receive the ball in one-on-one situations and launch sudden attacks."

On His Strengths

"His acceleration in the first few meters is the quality that impressed most, alongside his work off the ball - a trait reminiscent of Dumfries: Khalaili presses intensely and chases opponents relentlessly."

On the Fit with Inter

"In Chivu's system his enthusiasm and versatility could make him a perfect fit, yet with one significant caveat: at times against Inter the spaces become very tight - and there the diamond will need polishing."

On His Identity

"He was born in Haifa and belongs to Israel's Arab minority, a community that now more than ever finds itself under the global spotlight. He has always represented the Israel national team, yet comes from a Muslim family originating in Sakhnin, a city considered a symbol of the Arab community."

On Politics

"There is no point trying to draw him into discussions about tensions in the Middle East; he has consistently chosen to speak only about football while meticulously avoiding any political or ideological exposure."