Felix Horn Myhre (born 4 March 1999, age 27) is a Norwegian centre midfielder now with West Bromwich Albion. He was linked with Celtic in January 2026, a brief piece of transfer context around a player whose career has been shaped far more by Brann than by speculation.
His early senior years included loan football, the kind of necessary stage that tends to harden up a midfielder without attracting much ceremony. The main body of his career, though, came at Brann, where he made 111 league appearances over five seasons and scored 13 league goals.
His best league return came in 2023, with four goals in 30 appearances for Brann. That spell gave him the weight of regular football and a clear role in midfield, rather than the stop-start profile that follows plenty of players at that stage.
At West Bromwich Albion, he has made six appearances in all competitions in 2026-27, including four in the Championship and two in the League Cup, where he has scored once. His market value is around £3m, according to Transfermarkt.
Horn Myhre’s career is a straightforward one so far: development through early senior experience, a long and substantial Brann spell, and a move into English football with West Brom.
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