Real Madrid’s Isco is heading for a farewell at Los Blancos – either in the winter transfer window in January or at the end of the contract next summer. According to information from SPOX and GOAL, the 29-year-old has not yet received any real offer to extend his working paper.
The Spaniard’s agents will decide how to proceed with the midfielder over the next four weeks. A farewell in January would probably like Real well, because then the Madrilenians could get a transfer fee for Isco.
A separation in the summer would probably be the more attractive option for Isco, because then, in all likelihood, more clubs would be interested in a free transfer.
So far, no clubs have contacted Real to inquire about Isco. He has been playing for Los Blancos since 2013, having previously shone at Malaga.
On Sunday against Granada (4-1) he was back in the league for Real for the first time in almost two months. As a substitute, he was allowed to participate for ten minutes, although it was during the warm-up, according to information from Cadena COPE and SER string There was trouble with an assistant coach of head coach Carlo Ancelotti, as Isco refused to prepare more intensively. Ancelotti came on on however to avoid a major incident during the game.
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