- Real Madrid superstar Isco could be on his way to Chelsea when the January transfer window opens
- The Blues are ready to pay the Spanish club massive £70 million for them to get the signature of the Spaniard
- Isco is also a target for reigning Premier League champions Manchester City
Chelsea have joined Arsenal and Manchester City in the race to sign Real Madrid midfielder Isco, and the Blues are ready to tempt Los Blancos' chiefs with mouthwatering bid.
The Stamford Bridge landlords are expected to make a £70 million bid and hope personal terms of around £250,000 a week will quickly be agreed.
According to the report by UK Sun, Isco is ready to leave the Santiago Bernabeu when then transfer window opens in January due to lack of active playing time this term at Real Madrid.
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The Spanish football star has played only 11 La Liga games this season for Real Madrid and was even booed by the club's fans in the Champions League home defeat against CSKA Moscow.
He could now be on his way to Stamford Bridge next year as Chelsea coach Sarri wants to pair him with Eden Hazard in the Blues' squad.
Pep Guardiola is said to be a long-term admirer of Isco, but the Spaniard is not willing to wait until the summer as he is so desperate to get out of Madrid.
Earlier, Legit.ng had reported how Real Madrid star Isco emerged as a target for Premier League champions Manchester City and the Citizens will have to meet his transfer clause to sign him.
Although the Spanish football star is under contract at Real Madrid till the year 2022, but lack of active playing time this season under Solari at the Bernabeu could force him out of the club.
Manchester City are said to be readying a bid of around £80m, but Real Madrid will be reluctant to accept anything below €100m (£89.95m).
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