Overview
- Inter is awaiting the outcome of further medical exams that CONI ordered for Anan Khalaili, with the tests scheduled to produce results on Monday and Tuesday and the club holding off on registration as of July 13.
- The clubs had agreed a reported deal worth about €25 million plus bonuses and offered Khalaili a five‑year contract near €2.2m net per season, but that agreement cannot be finalised without CONI clearance.
- Khalaili passed the initial clinical checks at Humanitas in Rozzano that Inter’s doctors judged satisfactory, yet CONI’s independent review flagged areas needing deeper investigation and requested additional cardiological tests reportedly including another echocardiogram.
- Under Italian law a CONI‑issued idoneità sportiva is mandatory to be tesserable in Serie A, so the stalled clearance places the transfer at significant risk and has pushed Inter to identify alternative right‑back targets such as Guéla Doué and Rafik Belghali.
- The case highlights how CONI’s stricter medical standards can block players cleared abroad and leaves Khalaili and his family in an uncertain position while privacy rules prevent disclosure of medical details.