These are not good times for Isco. The Spaniard has only played eleven matches so far and his performances on the pitch have left much to be desired.
Both his quality and his physical condition continue to cause issues at Real Madrid, who may agree to a transfer of the Malaga-born player in this upcoming winter transfer market.
Isco has been losing prominence in the 'merengue' team and not even Zinedine Zidane has managed to recover that footballer who amazed the world. His contribution, in this course, is limited to the 358 minutes that he has been on the field.
In a period of somewhat muted transfers due to the scarce economic capacity of many teams, the Premier League seems to be the most probable destination for the offensive midfielder, English teams seem to have been the least affected by the crisis. Arsenal and Everton are both reportedly interested in him.
However, Serie A is also being tipped as the favourite to host Isco, as both Juventus and Inter Milan have reportedly enquired about his situation. All this, in the event that the 28-year-old decides to leave the Santiago Bernabeu.