Felix Horn Myhre and West Brom boss James Morrison
Felix Horn Myhre and James MorrisonImago

Felix Horn Myhre's numbers show exactly why West Brom have made their move

Declan Carr

Senior Correspondent AUTHORITY Senior sports journalist with experience at Sports Mole and VAVEL; Masters graduate from Liverpool John Moores University. FOCUS Breaking news, long-form analysis, and club-level insight across the Breaking Media network. THE INSIGHT Declan utilises a network of club and industry contacts to deliver verified, high-speed reporting. He provides the depth behind the headlines — from breaking news to analytical deep-dives — to ensure fans get the full story as it happens.

Published on

Felix Horn Myhre could prove to be a quality addition for West Brom.

James Morrison's priority appears to have shifted to the engine room, with the Norwegian midfielder on the Baggies' radar.

West Brom News shared reports that Albion have made contact over the midfielder earlier on Wednesday.

It is understood that no official bid has been lodged to SK Brann yet by the B71 club, with a Spanish club already making one.

The Black Country side may need to get a move on, if they really want to add him to their ranks.

His numbers prove exactly why Morrison's side have started their attempts to sign him.

How has West Brom target Felix Horn Myhre performed this season?

Horn Myhre's campaign has already started in Norway, and he has played 14 matches so far in the Eliteserien.

He has notched two goals and one assist in those games, according to data from Fotmob.

The Baggies target boasts a pass accuracy of 83.6 per cent and averages 1.36 chances created per game.

The most impressive attacking stat may be the fact that he takes 5.86 touches in the opposition box on a per 90 minute basis.

He has also shown that he can thrive defensively too, with 7.21 defensive contributions per game.

He averages 1.14 tackles, 3.79 recoveries and 1.29 clearances per 90, showing that he is willing to get back and help out.

Horn Myhre looks like the all-action midfielder that the Throstles are crying out for at the moment.

Felix Horn Myhre and West Brom boss James Morrison
How West Brom already have clear pathway to game-changing Felix Horn Myhre transfer

Why Horn Myhre will fancy his chances of becoming a starter

The seven-cap Norway international would find himself competing with Alex Mowatt, Jayson Molumby and Ousmane Diakite for a midfield berth.

Given his standout numbers at both ends of the pitch, though, he will fancy his chances of impressing Morrison and earning a starting spot, sooner rather than later.

If they firm up their interest and he makes the move to The Hawthorns, it could be an inspired addition from the recruitment team.

It would likely take him less time to settle, given that his compatriot Aune Heggebo is already at the club.

There is still work to do on that front, but supporters have a reason to be excited as they continue to be linked with the former Valerenga man.

www.westbromnews.co.uk