West Brom sign Norway midfielder Myhre

West Bromwich Albion has secured the signing of Norway midfielder Felix Horn Myhre on a three-year deal, with the club paying an undisclosed fee. The 27-year-old, who has represented his country six times, moves from Norwegian club SK Brann to the Baggies, adding to head coach James Morrison's sixth summer signing. Myhre's experience includes playing in the Europa League, where Brann reached the knockout stages last season, as well as participating in the qualifying rounds of both the Champions League and Europa Conference League.

Rumors of his move to Albion have been circulating for several weeks, and Myhre expressed that his conversations with Morrison provided him with a strong vision for the club and saw potential in the squad. Myhre will join Norway teammate Aune Heggebo at The Hawthorns, joining forwards Jimmy-Jay Morgan, defender Conor Townsend, goalkeeper Matt Ingram, and striker Barney Stewart, who all signed for the club in the summer.

Additionally, former Liverpool defender Carter Pinnington, 19, has also joined the club's youth setup in June. For further West Bromwich Albion news, analysis, and fan views, readers are encouraged to bookmark the page or follow the club on the BBC Sport app.