Isco: I want to stay at Real Madrid for many more years
The Madrid man played down speculation linking him with an exit
He was brilliant in Saturday's win in Gijon, scoring two important goals
Isco insisted he wants to remain a Real Madrid player after playing a key role in Saturday's win over Sporting Gijon.
The Spain midfielder scored to make it 1-1 in the first half at El Molinon -- a stunning individual goal -- and then scored a dramatic winner in the last minute as Los Blancos won 3-2.
In and out of the side, though, and with his contract expiring next year, he's been linked with a move away from Madrid.
Barcelona have also been tipped as a possible destination, while there's no shortage of interest from England's Premier League.
"I have always made it clear that I want to be here for many years," he said after starring in Gijon.
"I don't know why people are surprised that I want to play more, it's the same with all players. My parents have always told me that I have to fight for what I deserve.
"The manager [Zinedine Zidane] makes the decisions he thinks are best for the team and he's managing the squad well.
"The press misinterpret things a lot and sometimes they're more interested in sales than informing. I said -- and I maintain -- that I want to stay at Madrid. We will make the right decision at the end of the season."
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