Egil Selvik, Norway's national team goalkeeper, has signed a contract with French club Brest. Selvik comes from Watford in England, where he has played since January 2025. According to VG, Selvik has signed a contract that runs until the summer of 2028.

What does this mean for the national team? Egil Selvik was part of the World Cup squad and played the last group stage match against France. He made his national team debut in the 3-3 match against Scotland in November 2023.

How will Selvik perform in Brest? Brest finished twelfth in Ligue 1 last season, and Selvik will have to compete with other goalkeepers for a place in the team. According to stats, Brest has had problems scoring goals this season.

What do about the transfer? According to injuries, Selvik has had some injuries throughout his career, but he is now ready to play. Selvik's transfer to Brest could mean a new challenge for the national team, and it will be interesting to see how he performs in the French league. Norway plays its next match on fixtures on Saturday, and it will be exciting to see if Selvik is included in the squad.