St Mirren attacking midfielder, James McGrath , has signified the intention to pitch tents with the English side, Watford.
The Sun says Watford want McGrath if they fail in their efforts to sign Lewis Ferguson.
The Hornets have seen two bids of up to £2million for Ferguson rejected by Aberdeen – and now the Premier League club have to decide if they are willing to pay any more for the 21-year-old.
It has led Watford to look at alternatives, and another player to catch their eye in the Scottish Premiership is St Mirren ace McGrath.
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The 24-year-old Irishman made a big impact last season scoring 17 goals from midfield, and is now about to enter the final year of his contract with the club.
That means he would be available for a fraction of the cost of Ferguson, and Watford believe he could prove a useful addition to their squad on their return to the top flight.
McGrath has already been targeted by Championship side Wigan this summer, who saw their £300,000 bid rejected.