Oskarsson is enjoying a purple patch at Real Sociedad, having scored five goals in their past six matches in La Liga and the UEFA Europa League. 

Real Sociedad lie fifth in La Liga, four points adrift of Real Betis and might not be too keen to part with the forward unless the price is right. 

Oskarsson has previously been linked with Atalanta, according to Calciomercato, but now Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur are reported to be keeping an eye on the Iceland international.

"Real Sociedad are not ruling out the possibility of letting him go, but any bid to sign him will need to exceed €20 million (£17m)," the Italian outlet reports.

"His contract with the Basque club expires on June 30, 2030, and the club has managed its finances wisely. Therefore, they aren't forced to sell to balance the books."

Manchester United are struggling up front, with Benjamin Sesko still out injured and reported to be on the sidelines until at least January. 

Oskarsson is also said to be of interest to Everton, Brentford, and Sunderland, so there seems to be no shortage of clubs following his progress this season - but whether anyone swoops for him in the January transfer window and meet Sociedad’s fee remains to be seen.

Bayern Munich not interested in Sancho

Jadon Sancho is currently without a club and assessing his options - one of which is reportedly Getafe, who have previously been reported as being interested in signing the English winger. 

Bayern Munich are struggling with injuries, but CfBayern Insider has reported that while many have been keen to link the club to Sancho, the Bavarians were not interested. 

”It is not true: Bayern Munich have talked about the possibility of bringing Jadon Sancho in. He's been without a club since the summer and he’s not a player Bayern are looking at right now,” the report reads.

Sancho was an expensive purchase for Manchester United back in 2021. The Red Devils paid £73 million for the winger but he never made a big enough impression at Old Trafford to be retained.

Instead, he had loan spells with Borussia Dortmund and Chelsea, before being loaned out to Aston Villa, who did not opt to keep hold of him. 

Instead, CfBayern Insider report that Liverpool youngster Rio Ngumoha and Antonio Nusa are more likely targets. 

"It would cause some trouble bringing such a player in, as he would want a big salary and regular minutes. It's a difficult situation and Bayern don’t want to invite problems. So they just don't need Sancho at the moment," the report added.

Barcelona might make a move for Tah 

Bayern centre-back Jonathan Tah is reportedly being lined up as a target by Barcelona. 

Sky Sports Germany reports that Barcelona want the defender to shore up their backline, but it does not sound like Bayern are too keen to sell the 30-year-old. 

"Tah still has a contract in Munich until 2029 and is firmly part of their plans for the coming years,” Sky said. 

Tah spent 10 years at Bayer Leverkusen, before joining Bayern in 2025. He has made 34 appearances for the club, and is a regular in the national side as well.

"Tah feels comfortable at FC Bayern and is fully focused on his sporting duties in Munich," Sky Sports concluded. 

Atletico considering Cardona

Atletico Madrid are in the hunt for a left back to "compete" with Alejandro Grimaldo and an early candidate appears to be Sergi Cardona. 

Atletico nearly got a deal with Nicolas Tagliafico over the line in the summer, but their quest to sign the Argentina international fell apart at the 11th hour owing to other players not leaving the club as expected.

The club have been using academy centre-back Dani Martinez as Grimaldo’s understudy, but are looking for a more permanent option and chasing a player with considerably more experience. 

Cardona has been with Villarreal since 2024 and is said to fit the bill as someone with enough experience to play in rotation with Grimaldo, but not a player who will expect to be in the starting line up week in, week out. 

"A reliable but low-cost player," is how Marca described Cardona. 

"With his contract at Villarreal expiring in June, his departure in January would not entail an excessive investment." 

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