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This is a big blow for Betis. After a sparkling return to La Liga with the Andalusian club, Isco had managed to make a name for himself in Spain. But while he was expected to play in the Euro, the 32-year-old midfielder suffered a fractured fibula. Enough to keep him off the pitch for several months. And while Betis lost Nabil Fekir (transferred to Al-Jazira), the supporters were hoping for a quick return of the magician Isco. But according to ABC, this is clearly not on the agenda.
According to local media, Isco will undergo further surgery. While he had hoped to return at the start of the season, he has not recovered as he should have and still seems to be uncomfortable in the affected area. The situation has therefore been reassessed by doctors who have decided that Isco should undergo further surgery. He is not expected to be on the pitch before 2025. A huge blow for Betis.
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