Marca claim Juventus are in pole position if Isco pushes for a Real Madrid exit this summer.
The 24-year-old has repeatedly been linked with a move to Turin, as Max Allegri considers him the ideal option for the trequartista role.
This season he has scored five goals and provided 12 assists in 42 competitive games for the Merengues.
However, he has become increasingly frustrated at being played out of his ideal position.
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Marca claim Juventus are in pole position if Isco pushes for a Real Madrid exit this summer.
The 24-year-old has repeatedly been linked with a move to Turin, as Max Allegri considers him the ideal option for the trequartista role.
This season he has scored five goals and provided 12 assists in 42 competitive games for the Merengues.
However, he has become increasingly frustrated at being played out of his ideal position.
Juventus would prove him regular first team football, Champions League access and the chance to prove himself in his preferred role behind the strikers.
Spanish newspaper Marca notes this weekend that Isco’s future is up in the air and he could well ask to leave.
Real Madrid have placed a €30m price-tag on Isco, which is the same amount the Spaniards must give Juventus to buy back Alvaro Morata.
It’s therefore entirely possible there will be a straight swap and Real Madrid can then sell Morata on, most likely to Arsenal, at a profit.