Four months after signing Isco on a free transfer, Sevilla have agreed to end his contract.
He joined Sevilla on a two-year deal after a successful spell with Real Madrid.
Isco was part of the Real team that won five times in the European Championship and three times in the Spanish league.
He scored once and claimed three assists in 19 games for Sevilla.
Sevilla wished Isco the best of luck for the future.
In August, more than 10,000 fans attended Isco's presentation as a Sevilla player, but the coach was fired in October.
Isco was thought not to be part of new coach Jorge Sampaoli's plans and reportedly had a confrontation with Sevilla's sporting director Monchi during training this month.
He scored 53 goals in 353 games for Real Madrid but only played 17 times in his final season at the club and was an unused substitute in the final of the European Championship.
In 38 games for Spain, the Valencia youth product scored 12 goals.
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