Sevilla have agreed a deal to sign former Real Madrid star Isco. 

The Spanish 30-year-old was a free agent after leaving Los Blancos when his contract expired at the Bernabeu this summer. 

And the club have announced Isco will sign a two-year contract, subject to the final details of the deal being completed.

Sevilla have agreed to sign free agent former Real Madrid star Isco (above) on a two-year deal

The attacking midfielder is in Seville to have his medical on Monday, after which Isco's arrival will be confirmed if everything goes well.

The 38-cap international was Carlo Ancelotti's first signing at Real, moving from Malaga for £23million at the age of 21.

In his first season, he played 53 times in all competitions, scoring 11 goals and providing nine assists.

Although Isco became more of a peripheral figure after suffering several injury problems, he still made 353 appearances for the Spanish giants, scoring 53 times, across his nine seasons in the capital city.

He won five Champions League titles, three LaLiga crowns, three Spanish Super Cups, a Copa del Rey, plus four FIFA Club World Cups and three UEFA Super Cups.

Once confirmed, he will be Julen Lopetegui's third signing this summer, after the arrival of centre back Marcao from Galatasaray and Manchester United left-back Alex Telles, who has joined on loan.