There has been speculation about the future of Felix Horn Myhre for a long time. Now, the Danish top club Brondby has gone from words to action. According to the Danish newspaper Tipsbladet, the club from Vestegnen sent a formal bid to Brann on Monday afternoon for 3 million euros. This corresponds to approximately 35 million Norwegian kroner. If the transfer goes through at this price, Felix Horn Myhre will become one of the most expensive purchases in Brondby's history. Tipsbladet also reveals that Brondby has already 'closed' the framework for the contract they want to offer the Norwegian player. This means that the personal agreement is largely in place if the clubs agree. Now it's up to Brann's management to decide if 22.5 million kroner is enough to let go of one of their most important players. Although Brondby has taken the lead with a concrete bid, the battle is not over. The Scottish giant Celtic is still in the running for the 26-year-old.