
Everton have reached out regarding a potential transfer for 22-year-old winger DarĂo Osorio from FC Midtjylland. This move indicates the club's focus on strengthening their attacking options.
Report: Everton have made contact over move for 22-year-old forward
Evertonâs search for attacking reinforcements has taken them towards FC Midtjylland winger DarĂo Osorio, with Give Me Sport reporting that the Toffees have made contact over a possible summer deal.
According to Give Me Sport, âBournemouth, Crystal Palace and Everton have all approached the Danish club and are currently the main English clubs to watch.â
For Everton, this feels like a recruitment lead worth monitoring closely. David Moyesâ side are understood to be in the market for a new wide player, despite their intention to keep Iliman Ndiaye, who is reportedly admired by Manchester United.
Everton are interested in 22-year-old winger DarĂo Osorio from FC Midtjylland.
Everton is looking to sign a new forward to enhance their attacking options as part of their summer transfer strategy.
DarĂo Osorio currently plays for FC Midtjylland.
Everton's interest in Osorio indicates a clear priority for acquiring wide players in their transfer strategy.


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Tyler Diblingâs difficult spell since arriving from Southampton has also sharpened the focus on the right flank. Osorio, who âis comfortable operating on both sides, but has been playing mostly off the right,â would offer tactical flexibility and direct running.
Osorio has produced eight goals and 10 assists this season, strong numbers for a 22 year old operating across different wide roles. He has also won 23 caps for Chile and has already passed 100 appearances for Midtjylland.
Give Me Sport adds that Midtjylland âhave already rejected offers in excess of âŹ20 million for the winger,â which gives Everton a clear sense of the financial level required.
That price is significant, but not excessive in a Premier League market where young, versatile attackers often carry inflated fees. His European experience and international exposure add further appeal.
Crystal Palaceâs interest should not be ignored. Give Me Sport reports Palace may view Osorio as a âRight Wing-Back Option,â particularly depending on how their new manager shapes the side after Oliver Glasner.
Palace already have attacking depth, including Brennan Johnson, Yeremy Pino and IsmaĂŻla Sarr, yet they are âstill eyeing up more goals and creativity.â That could keep them firmly in the conversation.
Despite Osorio signing a new four year contract in January, Give Me Sport states that âMidtjylland will not stand in Osorioâs way,â although âbids of âŹ20m+ will be required.â
That makes this a live opportunity rather than a speculative link. Everton need speed, output and positional adaptability. Osorio appears to offer all three, while his comparison to Gareth Bale by former teammate Johnny Herrera will inevitably add intrigue.
From an Everton supporterâs perspective, this is exactly the type of profile that should generate interest. Osorio is young, productive, versatile and already battle tested beyond domestic football. Eight goals and 10 assists from wide areas is not decoration, it is impact.
Everton have too often lacked genuine unpredictability in the final third. If Dibling has not yet found rhythm, and if Jack Grealish remains complicated financially, Osorio could represent the smarter market play. He would not arrive as a finished superstar, but that may be the point. Everton need players with upside, hunger and resale value, not simply expensive names.
The key question is role. If Moyes sees him as a right sided attacker, he could immediately address a problem area. If he is viewed as a utility wide player, Everton must be careful not to dilute his development.
Crystal Palace being involved adds urgency. They have been sharp in this type of market before. Everton cannot afford to admire from a distance, then watch another Premier League club move decisively.
At âŹ20m plus, this is not a bargain punt. It is a calculated investment. For Everton, that may be exactly what this summer requires.