Chelsea to Compete City and Madrid for Spanish Sensation

Chelsea are bound to reinforce this summer and are linked with so many stars already. The returning manager, Jose Mourinho is expected to have funds available to strengthen the blues and win back premier league title. The Londoners are reportedly interested in signing Malaga’s starlet Isco.
Chelsea will have to compete with City and Madrid to sign the Spanish sensation who is one of the hottest young prospects in the world right now. The youngster will cost around 30 odd million euros, such is the quality he possesses.
All the clubs mentioned can actually afford his price and wages but the question is who will come out on top to lure the star. Marca reported recently that Real Madrid are serious in signing Isco and perhaps the Spaniard will prefer an option of staying at home for now.
On the other hand, Manchester City are also looking to sign a top quality playmaker and Isco completely fits the bill.
Isco has been a sensation this season. Since the departure of star midfielder Santi Cazorla to Arsenal, Isco has taken center stage and has been the key source of unsettling defenders for Malaga.
Chelsea already have host of playmakers in the side such as the likes of Mata, Oscar, Hazard etc but no one will mind addition of Isco that will inevitably make them stronger.
With Isco, Chelsea can have a versatile player at their disposal. He has all the traits of a natural winger, i.e. speed, trickery, crossing. Considered by many as the “New Fabregas”, inevitably defines how good he is at passing the ball as well.
Adding to that he turns into a prolific center attacking midfielder who can open up defenses and score goals. Such abilities make him priceless but Malaga are already in financial crisis and may look to sell their star asset next summer.
Having said that, the main priority for Chelsea should be signing a prolific striker as they have been missing one for a few years now. Whether or not Chelsea can lure Isco to Stamford Bridge, we shall have the answer soon.
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