Isco out Real Madrid are ready to end the hell of the Bernabeu after ‘opting to join Sevilla at the end of the season and reunite with Julen Lopetegui’ – with a star worth just £ 18m
- Isco are looking to end their nightmare with Real Madrid with a move to Sevilla next June
- The 28-year-old has fallen strongly out of favor under Zinedine Zidane this season
- AS has claimed that Isco wants to reunite with former Spain coach Julen Lopetegui
- A tax of up to £ 18million will be enough to make the contract for the Bernabeu revolution
Real Madrid star Isco is looking ready to end his misery at the club by joining Sevilla for a small fee at the end of the season, according to reports.
The 28-year-old, who has just made 11 appearances in this campaign, is believed to have chosen to leave the Bernabeu after dropping the packing order.
And AS has said that Isco is likely to reunite with former Julen Lopetegui as head of Spain and Madrid and that a fee of around £ 18million will be enough to seal the deal.
Isco outcast Isco has opted to join Sevilla at the end of the season, according to AS
The report states that Isco wants to reunite with former Julen Lopetegui, coach of Madrid and Spain.
Isco enjoyed a good form in Lopetegui’s short stint at the helm of the LaLiga champions in 2018 and is understood to have felt overwhelmed by his support.
However, this trip in the Spanish capital has been memorable ever since, with the now-out-of-favor strong player under the stewardship of Zinedine Zidane.
Zidane is said to have lost all confidence in Isco, but refused to let the uprising go away next month because of his fears of a possible injury crisis.
So the former Malaga man will be forced to wait until June to finally get out and go to Andalusia.
Isco has fallen out of favor under Zinedine Zidane but will not be allowed to leave next month
The 28-year-old star, valued at around £ 18million, has made just 11 appearances in this campaign
Madrid will take a reasonable price for their previously valuable assets and will be able to cut back on its annual salary of £ 6.3m – bringing their total savings to around £ 27m.
Isco’s current contract will run in 2022 and the Spanish international believes he will still be able to enjoy at least three more seasons performing at the highest level.
The same report also says that Lopetegui is enjoying the opportunity to work with Isco again and that the player ‘s family would be very happy with the turnaround.
Sport announced earlier this month that a number of top European clubs could move for Isco – with Arsenal, Juventus and AC Milan credited with interest alongside Sevilla.
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