Isco, a former star for Real Madrid, has joined Sevilla after agreeing to a two-year deal with the Spanish team.
Isco arrived at Estadio Sanchez Pizjuan on Monday to finalize his move with a physical after becoming a free agent after his contract with Real Madrid expired on June 30.
On Sunday, Sevilla stated that it had reached an agreement in principle to sign Isco. The following day, the move’s completion was officially revealed.
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Isco Alarcon has now formally agreed to a two-year contract with Sevilla FC, according to a statement posted on the team’s website.
Isco will officially become a Sevillista in the upcoming days, and he’ll train with his new teammates for the first time then.
Isco, a five-time Champions League champion, may not have served Carlo Ancelotti’s needs at Santiago Bernabeu anymore, but at only 30, he is still more than capable of performing his duties for a team that hopes to regularly qualify for the Champions League.
Of course, Sevilla wasn’t the only team interested in signing him this summer; Jose Mourinho, the manager of Roma, had been eager to bring the playmaker to the Italian capital.