Real Betis midfielder Isco admits he should've left Real Madrid sooner in his career.

Isco has kicked off the season with Betis in superb form.

He told AS: "I don't feel treated unfairly in recent years, even if I think I could have played more.

"Football is complex and you have to know how to adapt to every situation.

"I would like to have a good reception from the fans because Real Madrid was the most important team in my career. I have always tried to do my best, even if perhaps I should have left earlier given the situation of last season.

"But let's learn from everything."

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