West Bromwich Albion have completed the signing of Norway international Felix Horn Myhre from SK Brann. The 23-year-old midfielder has put pen to paper on a four-year contract at The Hawthorns, with the club confirming the move on Tuesday.
Deal Details and Fee
The Baggies have secured the services of Horn Myhre for an undisclosed fee, with the deal running until the summer of 2027. The transfer sees the Norwegian return to England, having previously spent time in the youth system of Brighton & Hove Albion before making his senior breakthrough in his homeland.
Horn Myhre, who has earned two caps for Norway, arrives with considerable European experience. He was part of the Brann side that competed in the Europa Conference League qualifiers, and his performances in the Eliteserien have consistently attracted attention from clubs across Europe.
Player Profile and Career So Far
Born in Oslo, Horn Myhre progressed through the ranks at Stabæk before moving to Brighton as a teenager. After leaving the Seagulls without making a senior appearance, he returned to Norway to rebuild his career with Brann in 2021. During his time at Brann, he made over 100 appearances, contributing 14 goals and 18 assists from midfield.
His form earned him a senior international debut for Norway in 2023, and he has since been a regular in the squad. His versatility is a key asset, as he can operate as a central midfielder, a defensive midfielder, or even in a more advanced role.
What He Brings to West Brom
Horn Myhre is known for his technical ability, passing range, and work rate. He is comfortable in possession and has a keen eye for a pass, which should add creativity to the West Brom midfield. He is also a threat from set pieces, with a powerful shot from distance.
His arrival is a statement of intent from the club, who are looking to strengthen their squad for the upcoming Championship season. The Baggies narrowly missed out on promotion last term, and the addition of Horn Myhre is seen as a key piece in their push for a top-two finish.
Manager and Club Reaction
West Brom head coach Carlos Corberán expressed his delight at the signing, saying: "Felix is a player we have been tracking for some time. He has the quality and the mentality to make a real impact here. His ability to control the tempo of a game and his willingness to work for the team will make him a valuable addition."
Sporting Director Ian Pearce added: "We are pleased to have completed the signing of Felix. He is a player with international pedigree and a bright future ahead of him. We believe he will thrive in the Championship and become a fan favourite at The Hawthorns."
Impact on the Squad
The signing of Horn Myhre adds depth to a midfield that already includes the likes of Okay Yokuslu, Jayson Molumby, and Alex Mowatt. His arrival could see some players depart, with speculation linking Mowatt with a move away. However, Corberán will be pleased to have such competition for places.
Horn Myhre will wear the number 18 shirt for the upcoming season. He joins the club in time for the pre-season tour, where he will have the opportunity to integrate with his new teammates and adapt to the manager's methods.
Looking Ahead
West Brom kick off their Championship campaign at home against Swansea City on August 5. Horn Myhre is expected to be in contention for a starting berth, and fans will be eager to see him in action. The club have been active in the transfer market, and this signing is a clear signal of their ambition to return to the Premier League.
With the new season approaching, the Baggies are building a squad capable of challenging at the top end of the table. Horn Myhre's arrival is a significant boost, and his international experience will be invaluable as the club aims for promotion.



