Bristol City and Sheffield United are reportedly keen on St Mirren winger Lewis Morgan.
General view of Bramall Lane
According to the Daily Mail, both Bristol City and Sheffield United are interested in signing St Mirren winger Lewis Morgan this summer.
United won the League One title over the weekend, meaning they will return to the Championship after a seven-year absence, and manager Chris Wilder will be keen on strengthening his squad as a result.
Meanwhile, Bristol City still aren’t quite safe from relegation to League One, but manager Lee Johnson may have one eye on the summer transfer window with the Robins now four points clear of the relegation zone with just three games to go.
Now, it seems that the two clubs are interested in the same player, as the Daily Mail report that the duo are keen to land St Mirren winger Lewis Morgan at the end of the season.
Morgan, 20, started his career in the ranks with Rangers before moving on in 2013, and he hasn’t looked back since having become a key player for St Mirren.
With nine goals and 12 assists, Morgan has excelled in the Scottish Championship this season, and he’s now wanted by clubs in the English Championship this summer.
Bristol City manager Lee Johnson
Morgan has just over a year left on his St Mirren contract, and they could be forced to cash in if Bristol City, Sheffield United or another team come calling in the summer transfer window, with the Scots no doubt hoping for a bidding war.
A Scotland Under-21 international coming off the back of a great season, Morgan may view the interest as the next step in his career – and a way to show Rangers that they were wrong for letting him go.
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