ContinueRumoured Manchester United target Isco has conceded that his future at Malaga is far from certain, as financial troubles continue to hang over the club.
According to Crunch Sports, United have been monitoring the situation of the 20 year-old throughout the summer, after it was revealed that Qatari-backed Malaga were facing financial difficulties, with players going unpaid.
The talented midfielder underlined his desire to remain with Malaga, who finished fourth last season, securing a Champions League qualification spot, but admitted that he would leave if the club needed to sell him.
The situation surrounding Malaga has already resulted in creative midfielder Santi Cazorla leaving the club for Arsenal, and as speculation continues to mount, it looks like Isco could be one of the next assets to leave.
“My intention is to stay, but if the club decide that I have to go, I'll have no choice," he is quoted as saying.
"We have to keep working and hope that it is all resolved. We do not have much information on the subject, we are focusing on the Champions League play-off."
Isco was a €6 million signing for big-spending Malaga just last summer, and while he has a €20 million buy-out clause in his contract, it is thought that he could be available for significantly less.
