Inter Miami's Scottish winger Lewis Morgan is being monitored by Premier League strugglers Sheffield United and Championship side Reading.

The 24-year-old former Celtic prospect has also been attracting attention from French sides Bordeaux, Marseille, Nice and Rennes after a string of impressive displays in the MLS where he has been Miami's most valuable player.

His signing was initially considered a low key addition alongside more illustrious names such as Blaise Matuidi, Gonzalo Higuain and Mexican Rodolfo Pizarro but Morgan has more than proved his worth for coach Diego Alonso.

Morgan, who has been capped twice by Scotland, has started every game for David Beckham's Miami, is their top scorer with five goals and has delivered the most assists with eight. 

His unselfish pressing and workrate has also earned plaudits.

Consistently topping the statistics table in the MLS, he has also been watched by scouts from Nottingham Forest who were keen to sign him while he was at Celtic.

He has two years left on contract and, while Miami would be loath to lose him, the MLS side would likely consider a fee in the region of £2million.