How West Brom already have clear pathway to game-changing Felix Horn Myhre transfer
West Bromwich Albion have the perfect opportunity to seal a deal for Felix Horn Myhre.
The Baggies aren't done with their summer business just yet.
Nolan Galves has come in as the new right-back at The Hawthorns as the seventh addition of the window.
It now appears that a new central midfielder is next on the agenda for James Morrison and Co.
That doesn't come as a surprise and could soon see a move for Horn Myhre materialise.
The Norway international could represent a real coup in B71 and Albion already have a route to sealing his signature.
Why West Brom move for Felix Horn Myhre makes sense
The midfield area could do with a refresh in B71 ahead of the new campaign.
Alex Mowatt hasn't received many positive reviews, although Ousmane Diakite has made up for that.
It still seems as though the Baggies hierarchy are on the lookout for a fresh face in that area.
West Brom News carried reports on Wednesday that West Brom are interested in Horn Myhre.
No official offer has come in for the 27-year-old, but contact has been made with Brann.
It has been reported that a £2.3million bid has come in from elsewhere, but there is no mention of how it has been received.
And Morrison's side may already have a leg up in the race to sign the 1999-born ace, who really would be a game-changing signing in central midfield based on his performances for Brann.
Aune Heggebo link could help sign Horn Myhre
Albion already have a tie to a Norwegian football after the signing of Aune Heggebo last summer.
The striker came in for a reported fee of £4.75m and went on to make 48 appearances and contribute to 14 goals in all competitions.
The 25-year-old could soon be joined by a fellow countryman in Horn Myhre, with a link already existing between the two.
They are both represented by Keypass AS, so the Baggies already have experience working with them as an agency.
That could be the perfect route for the midfielder to join Heggebo in the Black Country this summer.