Manchester City target Malaga midfielder Isco to leave Scott Sinclair's future in doubt Sinclair, who will travel with Roberto Mancini's squad to Wigan Athletic for Wednesday's Premier League clash at the DW Stadium, has made just five appearances for City since his £6.2 million arrival from Swansea in August and amassed a mere 15 minutes on the pitch as a substitute in the last two months. The 23 year-old, an ever-present for Team GB at London 2012, was signed as a replacement for England winger Adam Johnson, who left for Sunderland citing a lack of first-team football at City. Some will play more than others, but when we spoke to Scott, he knew what he was coming into and that it was a big, big squad. The manager's door is always open to any player if they feel they want to go and play, like Adam (Johnson) did, but Scott seems happy and hasn't made any noises about that. Although City are unlikely to add to their squad in January, Isco's performances for Malaga this season have increased the club's interest in the Spain Under-21 player, who has a £17 million buy-out clause in his contract at La Rosaleda. Mancini watched the youngster against Atletico Madrid earlier this season, while City's director of football, Txiki Begiristain, has also seen Isco in action recently.