When Betis took the gamble of signing Isco – without a club since December – this summer, it is very likely that the leaders of the Andalusian club did not expect such success. In fact, it is even very likely that the principal concerned will be the first surprised by the level he displays. We can say it, Isco is reborn from his ashes at Betis, and he shines under the orders of Manuel Pellegrini. He played in all nine matches for the Sevillian team, and has a goal and an assist on the clock.
However, he signed a contract for only one year, which will automatically extend if he plays 25 games this season. So it’s off to a good start. As explained ABC in Spain, his release clause will also increase to 10 million euros. A relatively affordable amount for possible interested clubs, like Inter, who would monitor the performances of the former Real Madrid player very closely…
