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MADRID (Reuters)
A cloud of uncertainty hangs over Real Madrid before Valencia faces Spain at the Primera Liga next weekend including the future of Spain's Esso midfielder. Real is sixth behind Espanyol and Alves, six points behind leaders Sevilla, while Valencia is on Saturday. Elsewhere, Esco, who wore the Spanish captaincy earlier this month, did not start the 3-0 defeat at Ibar. This weekend, we completely missed the team that beat Roma in the Champions League on Tuesday.
The defeat against Ibar was Real's fifth in 13 league games this season and one loss less than the total loss suffered by Real Madrid during last season. Spanish media reported that Isco had fallen out of accounts of new coach Santiago Solari, who had not chosen him in the starting lineup in the six matches played by the team under his leadership. The ambiguity of talented playmaker Isco, who has already been associated with speculation about a possible move to Manchester City or Barcelona and several major European clubs, is a cause of concern for fans. At the beginning of next week, fans are eagerly awaiting their participation at home in Valencia. "Decisions are made at times," Solari said when reporters asked him questions about Isco's absence from Rome. We make decisions and we always come for mathematical reasons, except in some cases, which has nothing to do with what we are talking about now. "Playing on the bench or sitting on the bench is not a problem. We are all here for the good of the club and everyone must make 100% effort to choose among them. We are a team of 24 players. "
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