Sevilla will announce Isco's departure within hours

 Isco Alarcon's trip to Sevilla ended quickly, according to Spanish newspaper 'Marca'.

 

Isco joined Sevilla last summer on a free transfer deal, after leaving Real Madrid. According to the Spanish newspaper 'Marca', Isco and Sevilla have reached an agreement to end the contract they signed between 4.5 months ago.

 

Marca said that Sevilla will announce in the next few hours that the contract Isco signed with the Andalusian club on August 7 is no longer valid. He pointed out that things have gone wrong at Sevilla since the departure of the team's former coach Julian Lopetegui.

 

Conflict with Munchi 

 

 

 

Isco had a heated argument with Sevilla chief Monchi a few days ago. The Spanish site Relevo reported that heated discussions between the two sides took place during Monchi's meeting with the players at Sports City.

 

 

 

The report says that in the middle of what was said, Isco made it clear that his stay in Sevilla was not because of Monchi, but because of the courage of the former manager Julen Lopetegui. Isco also ruled out a January exit during the heated debate, although the situation calmed down later.

 

Isco (30) joined Sevilla at the start of this season on a free contract after his contract with Real Madrid expired. Isco came at the request of Lopetegui, who is in charge of training with the youth of the Spanish national team, up to the first team and then at Real Madrid for a short time.

 

 

 

Isco has played 19 games this year, in which he scored one goal and made 3 assists. Sevilla were forced to sack their manager, Lopetegui, and replaced him with Argentine Jorge Sampaoli, who tried to use Isco's position as a think tank.

 

 

 

Sevilla is sitting 18th in the Spanish League, with 11 points, with only 2 wins, 5 draws and 7 losses, facing the threat of relegation.