Motherwell have slapped a £3million price tag on Elliot Watt as interest in the midfielder "intensifies", according to a new report.
Rangers, Celtic and Cardiff City have all been in contact with the Fir Park club over a potential summer move for the 26-year-old.
Now, the Scottish Sun states Ibrox boss Danny Rohl is a long-time admirer of Watt, who is under contract at Motherwell until 2027 with the option of a further year.
The report claims Celtic have stepped up their interest in recent months, while English Championship side Cardiff have now entered the race for his signature.
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The report adds that the Steelmen are under no pressure to sell but could be tempted to cash in on a player who has reignited his career under Jens Berthel Askou after a standout season in claret and amber.
Earlier on Thursday, Motherwell announced the departure of their manager to Ligue 1 side Toulouse, following 11 months in North Lanarkshire.
He had guided the Steelmen to a fourth-placed finish in his one and only season, with the club now on the hunt for his successor at Fir Park.
