- Sevilla contract was terminated in December
- Potential Union Berlin move fell through
- Everton reportedly "offered" Spanish midfielder
WHAT HAPPENED? Just days ago, Spanish midfielder Isco was all set for a move to Bundesliga side Union Berlin; however, the transfer fell through in the dying moments, according to Sport, with Union stating "We would've liked to see Isco in our team, but we have our limits." Isco is reportedly now waiting for Everton to swoop in and offer him a contract.
THE BIGGER PICTURE: The former Real Madrid star has been without a club since December, when his contract with La Liga side Sevilla was terminated. The front runners to pick up the Champions League winner are Premier League side Everton, who have been "offered" the 30-year-old midfielder, according to the Express.
AND WHAT'S MORE: Despite seriously impressing during his first few seasons at Real Madrid, Isco's form has dropped off in recent times, with the midfielder barely featuring in Carlo Ancelotti's 2021-22 double-winning season. He'll be hoping for a fresh start, and Sean Dyche's Everton may be the right place.
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GettyDID YOU KNOW? Despite falling out of favour in recent times, Isco is a part of the Real Madrid cohort to have won the Champions League trophy a staggering five times, alongside the likes of Luka Modric and Karim Benzema.
WHAT NEXT FOR ISCO? It's all up in the air right now, as Isco waits for a suitable offer from Everton and hopes to land a move to the Premier League. You can't help but think that the 30-year-old European champion would make a difference to an Everton forward line that's been misfiring all season.
