Real Madrid's Spanish star Isco admitted he is unhappy with life at the Bernabeu, after losing his place in the starting line-up in recent weeks. Despite being one of Real's best players this season, in the absence of injured Colombian playmaker James Rodriguez, Isco fell straight back out of the team when Rodriguez returned to fitness. And when he was asked about whether he understood the decision, Isco was forthright in his criticism of Carlo Ancelotti's choice. Isco (left) returned to the Real Madrid starting XI for the Champions League semi-final, but only due to injuries . Isco has been in phenomenal form this season, but has seen his place come under threat recently . 'I am more than hurt, so I'm not very happy,' he told Canal+ after Real reached the Champions League semi-finals. 'I thought he was doing a good job.' Isco returned to the starting XI for the second leg of the Madrid derby in the quarter-finals, as injuries to Gareth Bale and Luka Modric forced Ancelotti into a change of system. But it is not clear whether he can tie down a place long term in a team that features Cristiano Ronaldo, Bale, Rodriguez, Modric and Toni Kroos. The Spaniard admitted that he was unhappy after James Rodriguez's return saw him drop to the bench .
Midfielder had been a key performer while James Rodriguez was out .
But Isco lost his place in the team when the Colombian returned to fitness .
Injuries to Luka Modric and Gareth Bale saw Isco return against Atletico .