Felix Horn Myhre, born 4 March 1999 (age 27), is a Norwegian central midfielder whose career has been shaped far more by Brann than by any passing stop along the way. His early years included loan football, useful rather than glamorous, giving him the senior minutes that tend to matter more to a midfielder than a tidy development story.
At Brann, he has become a regular and durable part of the side. Across five seasons he has made 107 league appearances and scored 12 league goals, with his most productive league campaign coming in 2023, when he scored four times in 30 appearances.
He remained firmly involved in 2026, making 23 appearances in all competitions for Brann, with two goals. That includes 11 Eliteserien appearances and one league goal, as well as minutes in Europa League qualifying, Champions League qualifying and the Europa League proper. His market value is around £3m, according to Transfermarkt.
He was linked with a move to Celtic in January 2026 while still at Brann. For now, his career remains centred on Bergen: a steady Norwegian midfielder, established at his club, and still part of the first-team picture.
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