Swansea City eye Celtic and Rangers target Lewis Morgan after St Mirren reject £200,000 bid for 20-year-old

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Swansea City are rivalling Celtic and Rangers for talented St Mirren winger Lewis Morgan.

The 20-year-old has scored six goals already following on from an impressive campaign last season when he scored ten goals and earned a call-up to the Scotland U21 squad.

St Mirren turned down a £200,000 offer from Nigel Clough's Burton Albion in the summer even though Morgan has less than 12 months left on contract.

Swansea City, Celtic and Rangers are all keen on signing St Mirren winger Lewis Morgan, 20

Morgan, who was the subject of a failed £200,000 bid from Burton this summer, is on fine form

He has scored six goals in 10 matches across all competitions for St Mirren this season

The former Rangers youth player is attracting even more clubs now with his performances and bids could prove difficult to resist in January.

Championship contenders Cardiff City are also monitoring Morgan's progress.

St Mirren are one of Britain's most in-form teams right now, having won their last five games in all competitions.

They lead the Scottish Championship table after five rounds of fixtures and are second favourites for the title, behind rivals Dundee United, 

Morgan, who is a Scotland Under 21 international, is due to be out of contract next year

St Mirren will hope to have earned promotion to the Scottish Premiership by then