ALARM at Betis: The Premier League comes for Isco

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Real Betis faces a major concern heading into the next summer: the possible departure of Isco Alarcón. The Malaga attacking midfielder has rediscovered his best form under the guidance of Manuel Pellegrini and has become a key piece for the Verdiblanco team. However, his outstanding performances have caught the attention of big European clubs, with Aston Villa among the most interested in securing his services.

Unai Emery, the coach of the English club, has asked their sporting director, Monchi, to do everything possible to finalize Isco's incorporation. The Spanish manager believes that the former Real Madrid player would fit perfectly into his system and would bring the quality and experience required to further strengthen the team's midfield in Birmingham.

His departure would be a catastrophe for Betis

Isco's potential exit would be a tough blow for Pellegrini, who has managed to enhance his talent and make him the footballing leader of Betis. The Betis sporting direction is aware of the threat posed by Aston Villa's interest and will do everything possible to retain the midfielder, either by improving his contract or ensuring a competitive project that motivates him to stay at Benito Villamarín.

Isco's future remains uncertain, but Betis won't let him go without a fight. The upcoming summer could be crucial in determining the destiny of the talented midfielder.

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