Very nice shot, thank you! Might be it, or close. At least, it does seem belong to Ampulloclitocybe family. I'd rather assume it may be Clitocybe gibba - wiki says, it is a very well-spread here, and edible one... but other features important for identification, we can not check by the photo itself.
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I only know that I can find one here (Croatia) in the forest with exactly the same characteristics. We call it milky - because of its colour.
Paprena mliječnica (Lactarius piperatus) - Plantea
Lactarius, i.e. milky, mliječnica - that is very different family.
They occure in our northern decidious forests too.
Lets share some Hive !PIZZA, if you dont mind. 😀
In any case!
It doesn't always have to be the pizza with the champignons!
Bon appétit😋😊 to you too