Starting an application from a script without having a hanging terminal

Good evening! I'm trying to run an electron application on my PopOS 22.04 machine. It throws an error such as:

[Majsoul_Plus][ERROR] gpu-process-crashed, killed: false
[Majsoul_Plus][ERROR] gpu-process-crashed, killed: false
[19781:0624/031622.888875:FATAL:gpu_data_manager_impl_private.cc(986)] The display compositor is frequently crashing. Goodbye.
Trace/breakpoint trap (core dumped)

After some research, I figured out that I need to run it with the --no-sandbox argument which works fine. I then wanted something that I can run the application with less effort and later add it to the quick launch menu (the one that activates when pressing the windows key). So I put together this little script, in the same directory:

#!/bin/bash
./majsoul-plus --no-sandbox

Which does what its supposed to do! However, I would like to not have the hanging terminal in the background. I tried nohup ./majsoul-plus --no-sandbox & and combinations but it no longer executes. I would also like to incorporate this into a .desktop file to add it to my quick access menu. This one also refuses to execute properly, even in the simple working variant. Any ideas?