Manchester United target Orri Óskarsson as a potential striker signing amid Benjamin Sesko's injury issues, with a €20m price tag set by Real Sociedad.

Manchester United have reportedly entered the race to sign Real Sociedad striker Orri Óskarsson, alongside Premier League rivals Tottenham Hotspur. The 20-year-old Icelandic forward has emerged as a target as United look to reinforce their frontline in the January transfer window following ongoing injury concerns surrounding Benjamin Sesko.
Reports indicate that acquiring Óskarsson on a permanent transfer would require offers exceeding €20 million. The forward has scored six goals across 14 appearances in all competitions for Real Sociedad this season, with Calciomercato noting that both English clubs view him as an ideal fit for their attacking systems.
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