Alexander Zorniger told Viaplay that Max Ejdum will remain at OB since the money is not nearly enough.

According to Bold's information, OB and Brøndby have a significant disagreement on the price for Max Ejdum. The Funen-based club desires more money for their midfielder, which has resulted in the rejection of Brøndby's approaches. A potential transfer is contingent on either OB lowering their demands or Brøndby increasing their offer. OB is not compelled to sell the 21-year-old Dane, who is a key player under Alexander Zorniger and extended his contract in November until the summer of 2028. The club has not stated a specific price for the midfielder, but the summer sale of Luca Kjerrumgaard to Udinese has served as a reference point for the cost of their high-profile, homegrown players. According to Bold's information, a bid from Brøndby for Max Ejdum of around two million euros, approximately 15m DKK, was rejected earlier in the window.

Bold reports that Brøndby has a concrete interest in OB's 21-year-old Danish midfielder, Max Ejdum, due to his versatility and ability to cover multiple central positions, and that the club submitted at least one bid in January which OB rejected. It is reported that OB is demanding a high fee for the player, and the price is not expected to be lower because the suitor is another Danish club, particularly Brøndby. Tipsbladet reported over the weekend that Brøndby is also pursuing Brann's Felix Horn Myhre and that an offer for him was submitted on Sunday. According to Bold, it is possible that Brøndby will attempt to sign both Ejdum and Myhre. Ejdum, who has been capped four times for the Denmark U21 team, has a contract with Odense Boldklub until June 2028 and a current Transfermarkt market value of €1.70m. In the current Superliga season, he has made 13 appearances, scoring one goal and providing three assists.