In spite of being on negative terms with Santiago Solari, Isco is highly regarded at Real Madrid, who have already blocked three offers for him.
Real Madrid midfielder Isco is not enjoying a healthy relationship with his manager Santiago Solari at the Santiago Bernabeu. The Spain international has barely been used by the Argentinian manager and is down below in the pecking order with the likes of Dani Ceballos and even Federico Valverde being preferred to him.
Isco is clearly not a fan of this situation, especially given the fact that he can literally walk into the first choice line-up of any other side across Europe. The former Malaga midfielder did not leave in the January transfer window to solely hang on and wait to see if Madrid’s managerial state changes in the summer, but it does not like look Solari will be leaving.
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That means Isco has got to make the walk out keeping in mind the best interests of the club as well as the player. While Real Madrid will most certainly add a buyback clause in his potential deal during the summer, they are already clear about not wanting to sell the 26-year-old to three clubs- them being Barcelona, Juventus and Bayern Munich.
Barcelona are refusing to rule out a transfer for Isco given his special talent and Josep Bartomeu has spoken about an approach for the player if he is available for sale. Juventus are in contention having already signed Cristiano Ronaldo last summer and a move to Bayern Munich is also on the cards knowing that their team’s core is ageing.
Therefore, three viable options remain for Isco to choose from between Manchester United, Chelsea and Paris Saint-Germain. The Red Devils, west Londoners and French champions are all interested in Isco because Real Madrid are interested in their respective properties so they hope to strike a swap deal in case the Whites come circling.
That said, Manchester City could also be a hot destination for Isco Alarcon, a player who will certainly thrive under Pep Guardiola’s style of play. The defending Premier League champions are anyway looking for successors to David Silva despite having Bernardo Silva available, and hence, the former Valencia midfielder’s compatriot may be a good signing.
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