February 03, (THEWILL) – Former Spain international, Isco, is searching for a new club and has been offered to several English Premier League teams.
Isco recently had his contract with Sevilla terminated and a deal to join Bundesliga club Union Berlin fell through after a disagreement with management. Isco’s representatives have now reached out to several English clubs over a short-term contract.
Everton is among the teams that have been offered the services of Isco, who is looking to get back into football as soon as possible. He has received offers from clubs in Japan, Turkey, and the UAE, but would prefer to find a club in Europe. Isco is a seasoned veteran, having made 353 appearances for Real Madrid and 12 appearances for Sevilla.
Isco, who turns 31 in April, started his career in the Valencia academy and made a name for himself with Malaga, earning a €30m move to Real Madrid in 2013. Although he was not a regular starter for Real Madrid, he played over 300 minutes in his final season before moving to Sevilla for free.
Despite starting in 10 games for Sevilla, Isco failed to score a goal and tensions behind the scenes resulted in his release in December.
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