Oso
STR
Left Back
Wide Forward
Jul 9, 2003 (23)
Left
6'0"
154 lb
Available for Nice clash
Oso (undisclosed) is available for Sunday's Ligue 1 clash against Nice after being omitted from Strasbourg's latest injury report, according to Ici Alsace.
Analysis: Oso had been considered questionable for Sunday's matchup after spending two days receiving treatment rather than training with the team due to an undisclosed issue. However, his absence from the latest injury report suggests the winger has made sufficient progress to be considered for selection, although his fitness has not been explicitly confirmed. Oso has established himself as a regular starter since arriving from Sevilla, playing all 270 minutes across Strasbourg's last three Ligue 1 matches. He should be in contention to retain his starting role against Nice, having yet to register a goal or assist for his new club.
Questionable for Nice clash
Oso (undisclosed) is uncertain for Sunday's Ligue 1 clash against Nice after spending the past two days receiving treatment rather than training with the team, according to Alsasports.
Analysis: Oso has emerged as a regular starter since joining Strasbourg from Sevilla, playing every minute of the club's last three Ligue 1 matches for a total of 270 minutes. However, his absence from training over the past two days raises concerns about his availability for Sunday's trip to Nice, with the nature and severity of the issue still unclear. The winger has yet to record a goal or assist for Strasbourg, and his progress over the remainder of the week should determine whether he can maintain his starting role under coach Hugo Oliveira.
Claims Strasbourg's left flank
Oso has started and played every minute of Strasbourg's last three Ligue 1 matches since arriving from Sevilla.
Analysis: Oso has logged 270 minutes across those three starts, including the full 90 against Paris FC on Sept. 19. He has yet to record a goal or assist for Strasbourg after contributing a goal and an assist in Sevilla's Aug. 22 match against Athletic Club. Oso is expected to hold his starting role with the Racing under new coach Hugo Oliveira.
Joins Strasbourg on permanent deal
Oso has completed a permanent move to Strasbourg, signing a contract through 2031.
Analysis: Oso arrives at Strasbourg after establishing himself as a regular at left-back for Sevilla, making 21 La Liga appearances with two goals and three assists in 2025/26. The 23-year-old has also started the new campaign strongly, producing one goal and one assist across his first two league starts. His ability to get forward and contribute in the final third gives Strasbourg another attacking presence from defense, and he should compete for a regular starting role on the left flank.
Won't be available Saturday
Oso won't be an option for Saturday's clash against Atletico Madrid due to his imminent transfer to Strasbourg, according to coach Luis Plaza, per Zona Mixta.
Analysis: Oso was in strong form before this development, scoring a goal and adding an assist in the recent win over Athletic Bilbao, his first goal contributions of the season after five in 21 appearances last season. His exclusion now shifts focus to Sevilla's attacking options ahead of the move, and further details on the transfer should emerge as it progresses toward completion.
Two goal contributions
Oso scored one goal and assisted once from two shots and one chance created in Saturday's 3-1 victory against Athletic.
Analysis: Oso was on fire in Saturday's win over Athletic, with the attacker bagging not only a goal in the 15th minute, but also adding an assist in the 57th minute. These come as his first goal contributions of the season, having started in both matches thus far. This is a strong start for the attacker, as he only had five goal contributions in 21 appearances (14 starts) last season.
Strong showing in win
Oso scored one goal to go with three shots (two on goal), five crosses (one accurate) and one corner in Wednesday's 3-2 win versus Villarreal.
Analysis: Oso got the party started for Sevilla en route to three unanswered goals. The attacker will need to be better in service and take more shots in order to break through a Real Madrid defense which is among the best in La Liga, allowing just 33 goals in 36 domestic games.
Poor in service
Oso had one shot (zero on goal), 10 crosses (two accurate) and four corners in Thursday's 2-0 loss to Levante.
Analysis: Oso put in 10 crosses but only two were deemed to be accurate. That's not going to cut it against any club and it's unlikely to make a dent against Osasuna in the next match. Though the side has allowed 39 goals in 32 LaLiga games, Oso must be more clinical for Sevilla's attackers to take advantage of his service.
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