Isco is one of the Real Madrid stars linked with a move away from the Santiago Bernabeu outfit in the winter market.
Spanish outlet AS names Ole Gunnar Solskjaer’s Manchester United as potential buyers for the 28-year-old midfielder.
The Spain international has seen his game time limited as he made only three starts in the division and one appearance in the UCL this season.
Isco has been on the pitch for 36 minutes in the last five La Liga matches.
According to the publication, the Red Devils ‘have already been interested’ in the Spaniard’s situation with the La Liga winners.
He earns a net salary of €7 million per season at Real Madrid, and the report claims the Red Devils have ‘sufficient economic capacity’ to either improve or meet Isco’s current salary.
However, sources close to the midfielder have told AS that for the player, the quality of life of his family and the sports project will prevail, and these main factors give an advantage to Sevilla.
In other news, West Bromwich Albion have allegedly become the latest club to declare an interest in landing Manchester United winger Daniel James during the January transfer market period.
Leeds United, Brighton, Everton and Burnley are among the other Premier League outfits to have been linked with a move for the 23-year-old forward, who has struggled for regular first-team football thus far this season.
Ole Gunnar Solskjaer is said to be open to the idea of sending Daniel out on loan in order for him to gain more senior team experience, and the Daily Star reports that the Albion have now also joined the race.
