Brondby appear to be the leading club pursuing Felix Horn Myhre, having submitted bids that did not meet Brann's valuation. One insider thinks he will not be moving to Denmark.

Danish outlet Tipsbladet report that Brøndby have intensified their pursuit of Felix Horn Myhre by lodging a bid worth around £2.6 million. The report suggests Brøndby are making a strong effort and are prepared to extend themselves financially to complete the deal.

Adam Larsen Kwarasey, Felix Horn Myhre's former teammate in Norway, suspects Myhre wants to move outside of Scandinavia and for that reason may not be interested in going to Denmark. Kwarasey admitted Myhre would be an excellent signing for Brondby but said he does not believe it will happen, adding that he has a feeling the midfielder will not move there.

Brøndby are reportedly preparing to bid around £2.6 million for Felix Horn Myhre, a 26-year-old midfielder from Brann, and are confident of signing him. The proposed fee would be a record purchase for the Danish club. Brøndby are seeking a replacement for Noah Nartey following his sale to Lyon. However, they may face competition, as Celtic are also interested in the Norway international. Myhre has been sought after previously, attracting interest last summer from FC Copenhagen and the Spanish club Elche, whose low bid reportedly angered the Brann manager. Myhre has 5 caps and 2 goals for Norway. He joined Brann in August 2021 and has a contract that runs until the end of 2027. His current market value is €3.50m, according to Transfermarkt.