West Bromwich Albion have signed Norway midfielder Felix Horn Myhre on a three-year contract for an undisclosed fee. The 27-year-old joins the club from Norwegian top-flight side SK Brann and becomes head coach James Morrison's sixth major signing of the summer.
Experience and Background
Myhre has won seven caps for Norway and brings European competition experience. He helped SK Brann reach the knockout stages of the Europa League last season and has also featured in the qualifying rounds of the Champions League and Europa Conference League.
Manager's Vision
Myhre said conversations with Morrison gave him a "really good vision for the club" and that he saw "a lot of potential" with the squad. He has been linked with a move to Albion for a few weeks.
Squad Arrivals
Myhre will join his Norway and former SK Brann team-mate Aune Heggebo at The Hawthorns. His signing follows forward Jimmy-Jay Morgan, defender Conor Townsend, goalkeeper Matt Ingram and striker Barney Stewart in joining the club this summer. Former Liverpool defender Carter Pinnington, 19, also joined the club's youth set-up in June.
