PSV eye Danish prodigy Mikkel Bro Hansen as Bodø stalls on extension

Mikkel Bro Hansen, the 17‑year‑old striker, has expressed a desire to join PSV and says he can ‘certainly live’ with the Dutch club’s conditions, according to the Eindhovens Dagblad. His current side Bodø/Glimt, however, is not cooperating as it pursues a contract extension that runs until mid‑2027.

Bodø/Glimt's contract stalemate

The Noorse club Bodø/Glimt still hopes to secure a new deal for the attacker, whose contract runs until mid‑2027. Because the Noren are focusing on the extension, they are refusing to facilitate a transfer to PSV at this stage. The club’s contract runs until mid‑2027, giving them control over his future.

Bro Hansen was absent from Bodø/Glimt’s squad on Wednesday ahead of the fixture against NEC. His omission underscores the ongoing negotiations surrounding his future.

PSV's pursuit and the striker's record

PSV has kept Bro Hansen on its radar for some time. According to reports, the Deense talent could command several million euros. A personal agreement with the striker is not seen as an obstacle. The news was first reported by the Eindhovens Dagblad.

Since Alassane Pléa’s injury, the Eindhovenaren have been searching for a new forward. Names such as Arnaut Danjuma and Sam Lammers have been mentioned, although none appear close to materialising. The Eindhovenaren have yet to close any deal for a new striker.

In the first team of Bodø/Glimt, Bro Hansen has featured in fifteen matches. He has scored eight goals. He has also provided three assists. His contributions have made him a key figure in Bodø’s attack.

The club’s hope for a contract renewal means the transfer window could remain open for both parties. Should Bodø secure the extension, the striker could stay in Norway for several more seasons.