Everton are considering a move for former Real Madrid and Sevilla midfielder, Isco with the Spaniard currently without a club after mutually agreeing to terminate hiscontract with his last club, Sevilla in December, according to recent reports.
Heading into the January transfer window it was widely believed that Everton needed to sign at least 2 players to bolster their squad to aid their battle against relegation in the second half of the season.
The club reportedly assured new manager, Sean Dyche that he would be allowed to make ‘2 or 3 signings’ before the end of the transfer window. However, after a month of attempting to complete any deal possible, Everton still walked away empty handed.
In fact, the sale of Anthony Gordon to Newcastle United with a week left in the window and the blues failing to sign a replacement means that they have exited the window with a weaker squad than which they entered it with.
However, Everton could still utilise the free agents market to bolster their squad, with Andre Ayew the latest player touted with a move to Goodison Park.
According to The Times, Everton are now considering making a move for former Real Madrid midfielder, Isco now the 30-year-old is currently without a club after he came to a mutual agreement with Sevilla to terminate his contract in December [via The Boot Room].
🗞️Everton are considering a move for Spanish Midfielder, Isco who is available on a free transfer
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Isco was reportedly close to joining Bundesliga high-flyers, Union Berlin on deadline day, but the deal fell through in the last minute [via Football Espana].
The Spaniard has enjoyed a very successful career to date, playing over 300 games for Real Madrid and winning 5 Champions League medals. He also made 38 appearances for the Spanish national side, scoring an impressive 12 times.
Although Isco would add some much needed creativity into Everton’s squad, he may struggle to adapt to Sean Dyche’s direct playing style.
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