Isco
33-Year-Old
Betis
La Liga
OUT
Injury Ankle
Est. Return 11/23/2025
2025 Fantasy Outlook
Isco was one of La Liga's most creative players last season, ranking top eight in chances created despite making at least 10 fewer appearances than anyone ahead of him. His playmaking led to eight assists, trailing only Lamine Yamal, Alex Baena, and Raphinha. Isco remains a vital piece of the Betis attack, but staying healthy is key to unlocking his full potential. He made just 22 appearances (17 starts) last season, with all of his absences attached to two early-season surgeries for a broken leg. Given that he didn't suffer anything else the rest of the way, the signs are pointing up to an even better 2025/26 campaign.
Spotted walking without crutches
Isco (ankle) was spotted walking without crutches for the first time on the training pitch on Friday, the club announced.
ANALYSIS
Isco suffered a new non-displaced ankle fracture in a pre-season friendly against Malaga and has since been recovering from the injury. The playmaker showed encouraging progress on Friday as he was spotted walking without crutches for the first time on the training pitch. Isco remains several weeks away from returning to competition, which will likely happen in the second half of November at best. Until then, Giovani Lo Celso is seeing a greater role in attacking midfield.
Isco suffered a new non-displaced ankle fracture in a pre-season friendly against Malaga and has since been recovering from the injury. The playmaker showed encouraging progress on Friday as he was spotted walking without crutches for the first time on the training pitch. Isco remains several weeks away from returning to competition, which will likely happen in the second half of November at best. Until then, Giovani Lo Celso is seeing a greater role in attacking midfield.
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Still recovering
Isco (ankle) is in line for a six-to-eight week return, according to manager Manuel Pellegrini.
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Could return earlier than expected
Isco (ankle) continues to rehab from a pre-season injury and might return earlier than initially expected, Manu Colchon of El Diario De Sevilla reports.
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Suffers non-displaced fracture
Isco has suffered a new non-displaced fracture of the middle third of his left fibula in the last pre-season friendly against Malaga, the club confirmed.
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Suffers important ankle injury
Isco suffered an important ankle injury in Saturday's pre-season friendly against Malaga and was spotted leaving the stadium with crutches and a bandage, according to Marca.
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Provides assist in draw
Isco assisted once to go with three shots (two on goal), three crosses (three accurate) and two corners in Friday's 1-1 draw versus Valencia.
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Everton showing interest
Everton are interested in signing Isco, according to The Times.
ANALYSIS
Isco is a free agent after departing Sevilla and failed to latch on with a club in January, but that doesn't mean he can be a good addition to several European sides. Everton need a creative boost and Isco can provide exactly that, though there are questions regarding whether he can adjust to the physicality of the Premier League or not.
Isco is a free agent after departing Sevilla and failed to latch on with a club in January, but that doesn't mean he can be a good addition to several European sides. Everton need a creative boost and Isco can provide exactly that, though there are questions regarding whether he can adjust to the physicality of the Premier League or not.