Manchester United and Tottenham are competing for the signature of Orri Oskarsson, with Everton also in the hunt for the striker. The Iceland international joined Real Sociedad from Copenhagen in the summer of 2024. He couldn’t become a regular for…

Tottenham Hotspur and Manchester United are reportedly competing to sign Real Sociedad striker Orri Oskarsson, with Everton also showing strong interest. According to Calciomercato, the 22-year-old Iceland international has become highly sought after as both Tottenham and Manchester United look to address struggles in front of goal.
Oskarsson has scored four goals in ten games this season after netting nine La Liga goals in the previous campaign. English suitors reportedly plan to monitor his performances during the international break, valuing his versatility across attacking positions.
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