Nora Harnes Håheim

KIF Örebro After leaving Fortuna, Håheim trained with German Frauen-Bundesliga club SGS Essen. She ultimately ended up instead joining Swedish club KIF Örebro, marking her first time playing for a top-division team. Playing mostly as a right winger, In the final match of Örebro's 2023–24 Svenska Cupen campaign, she scored five minutes after coming in to a match against Djurgårdens IF to secure Örebro's lone win of the group stage. Håheim chose to depart from Örebro after the team finished 2024 in 13th place and were relegated to the Elitettan.

Lyn In January 2025, Håheim moved back to Norway and joined first-division Toppserien team Lyn on a free transfer. which was the second-highest in the league. Despite having signed a two-year contract with the Lyn, Håheim was sold at the end of 2025 after only nine months. The transfer fee that Lyn received in exchange for Håheim was the largest in club history.

Paris FC On 16 September 2025, French club Paris FC officially confirmed the signing of Håheim. On 7 October, Håheim received her first start for her new team and played in her first UEFA Women's Champions League match as Paris FC drew with Oud-Heverlee Leuven, 2–2. on 10 January 2026, helping her team beat RC Lens and advance to the Coupe de France Round of 16. In her loan season in Paris, Håheim totaled 23 appearances across all competitions.

International career At the start of 2023, Håheim received her first call-up to the Norway under-23 national team. She made four appearances in her first year with the U23s and netted one goal.