‘I had a f***ing fun time!’ – Isco leaves Real Madrid on free transfer after nine-years and takes swipe at Kylian Mbappe
ISCO has posted an emotional farewell to Real Madrid – and also used it to take a shot at Kylian Mbappe.
The Spanish winger ended his time at the Bernabeu in brilliant fashion as he collected a fifth Champions League winners medal on Saturday.
The 1-0 victory over Liverpool in Paris came on the back of Madrid also lifting the LaLiga title for a record 35th time.
Despite failing to be a regular over recent years, with just 17 appearances this term, the 30-year-old could not hide his love for the club as he prepares to depart after nine years.
Isco, who becomes a free agent next month, wrote: “I was in Malaga and I knew I had to go. I got engaged to another team. But Real Madrid knocked on my door and Real Madrid cannot and should not be told no, although there are always exceptions.
“I remember telling my people ‘f*** Madrid haven’t won the Champions League for many years and I have a feeling that it’s about to fall’ and LA DECIMA arrived, everything that comes after is already history.
“Nine years later, my time at the club that has made it possible for me to fulfill all the dreams I had when I was little comes to an end.
“Apart from fulfilling dreams, winning more titles than I had imagined, playing with the greatest, meeting incredible people: I HAVE HAD A F****** TIME AND THEY CAN’T TAKE MY DANCING OUT OF ME.”
Isco then claimed that “there are always exceptions” to Madrid’s call and proceeded to post a turtle emoji in reference to Mbappe.
That was after the French striker performed a stunning U-turn to snub Madrid and sign a new contract at PSG.
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His post attracted plenty of love from current and former stars.
Luka Modric replied with a heart emoji while Manchester United defender Raphael Varane, who left Madrid last summer, commented: “Magia !!”
Isco won three LaLiga titles, five Champions League crowns and the Club World Cup on four occasions following his move from Malaga in 2013.