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Showing posts with label Isco. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Isco. Show all posts

Monday, 3 November 2014

'Best place to win titles is Real Madrid'

                    

The young Spaniard believes his country capital best ever place to fill trophy cabinet.

Isco also reveals he has no intention to leave the "best club" in the world.

Real Madrid midfielder Francisco Roman Alarcon has stressed that he has no intention of leaving Madrid due to sitting on sidelines.

The 23-year-old was cold on bench for most of his first campaign but has shone since Bale's injury. With Bale set to return tomorrow, it threatens Isco for starting XI.

However, he still doesn't want to leave the Whites for Liverpool who is interested in the young Spaniard.

"I am in the best club in the world. It is best club to win titles. I am feeling positive here".

Isco has also likened his team's  summer signings and also mentioned qualities of each one. "Kroos have ball control, James have quality, Chicharito have eye for goal, and Navas is best goalkeeper in the world".

Madrid next face Liverpool tomorrow at Estadio Santiago Bernabeu and Isco believes that his side currently lie better than Reds.

"Liverpool are good opponent, but we are better than them".  

Thursday, 30 October 2014

Ancelotti: Isco is well-loved by fans

  Isco on his best Real Madrid form - Ancelotti

The Italian has praised the attitude of fans towards the young Spaniard and loves the way he plays.

"He is in good form" according to Carlo Ancelotti.

Real Madrid boss Carlo Ancelotti expressed Isco has a fan-favourite and likened his recent performances.

The midfielder in his best form of life and is well focused according to his manager.

"Isco is on good form and he is well-loved by the fans. He is really focused, covers lots of ground and is currently on his best form since he got here. 

Ancelotti also wants to maintain the current of his team.

Isco has been influential in all of the games he have played and also grabbed an a sub-assist after his strike's rebound was met by Marcelo against Cornella.