Zak Rudden transfer latest as second Premiership side has offer rejected by Jags
MOTHERWELL have entered the race to sign Zak Rudden from Partick Thistle.
It's been said that Graham Alexander wants the former Rangers kid as the striker to replace Tony Watt, who looks to be on his way to Dundee United.
And the Scottish Sun say Motherwell have already had a bid for the 21-year-old knocked back by the Firhill outfit.
The attacker is out of contract in the summer, and so is free to speak to other interest clubs.
St Johnstone are understood to be keen on the frontman. It's believed they've also had two offers rejected by the Jags.
Callum Davidson was in attendance at yesterday's 2-2 draw between Hamilton and Thistle, where Rudden scored.
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