Norwich, Sheffield Wednesday and QPR in the hunt for Norwegian hot-shot Ohi Omoijuanfro
The striker is the top scorer in the Norwegian top flight and keen to make an impact in England
Norwich, Sheffield Wednesday and QPR are in a three-way tussle for Ohi Omijuanfro.
SunSport understands the Norwegian striker currently playing for Stabaek is keen to try his luck in England and is available for a cut-price £2million.
Omoijunafro is the top scorer in the Norwegian top flight with 12 goals in 17 games.
The pacy forwards exploits this season have alerted a host of clubs looking for goals to shoot them to the Premier League next season.
New Canaries boss Daniel Farke has lost Jonny Howson to Middlesbrough and England Under-21 star Jacob Murphy to Newcastle.
Sheffield Wednesday head coach Carlos Carvahal has only recruited George Boyd from Burnley so far this summer.
And the Owls boss could look to sign additional firepower next term after coming up short in the play-offs two seasons in a row.
After a disappointing campaign last season, QPR manager Ian Holloway is need of goals with Idrissa Sylla top scorer at Loftus Road last year with 10 Championship goals.
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Omijuanfro became the youngest ever scorer in Norway’s Tippeligaen aged 16 years and 300 days while at Lillestrom.
His early promise dubbed him one the best talents in Scandinavia and was spotted by Manchester City who offered the striker as trial.
