El Confidencial per the Sun claims that Real Madrid has placed Isco on the transfer market and the Spanish champions are hoping that Arsenal comes in for him.
The midfielder has fallen down the pecking order at the Bernabeu with Zinedine Zidane now considering other players ahead of him.
He is a player that can deliver the goods for any top European team and he has been linked with a move to Arsenal before now.
The report states that the midfielder was a transfer target of the Gunners in 2019 when Unai Emery was still the club’s boss.
The Gunners faced competition from Manchester City at the time, the Citizens had Mikel Arteta as their assistant manager then.
The Spaniard has since become the manager of Arsenal and he is still looking to sign Isco, according to the report.
It adds that Arsenal isn’t the only team that wants to sign him in England.
A reunion with Carlo Ancelotti at Everton has also been touted, so Madrid is hoping that a bidding war will ensue and both teams will battle to sign him.
It remains unclear if the Gunners will keep Dani Ceballos at the end of this season or if they will ditch him and make a move for Isco instead.
When all is said and done, we will be signing all the player is Europe 😉
I would take him in a heart beat, I always liked Isco. An excellent player. Great ball control, good finishing, twinkle feet and an eye for pass not to mention he is great with ball carrying as well. I think we’re should go for him and play him behind the front three in diamond formation with him on top and Partey Elenney at the base. But I know MA will not go for him, he does not like players who want to express them selves and play football he just wants dumb players who can run day n night with out the ball. I thought MA was Spanish and Spanish always like pride them selves on playing beautiful football but looks like living in England had a great effect on him, he thinks like an English manager now and instead of Wenger or pep he turned out to be David Moyes. now I know where I have seen this sort of football before …it’s how Everton used to play under Moyes.
Enough with the dead overrated players that the other big clubs want to offload.
No more stop gap players too.
Thank you very much.