Lewis Morgan reveals his one Celtic regret as New York Red Bulls star dreams of World Cup tilt with Scotland

Determined Lewis Morgan is hell-bent on making a return to the Scotland squad as he makes the most of his Stateside adventure.

The 25-year-old turned heads at Inter Miami and has made a flying start at New York Red Bulls with a hat-trick in the thumping 4-1 win over Toronto.

He's established himself as a bonafide Major League Soccer star and hosts serious ambitions to earn a place in Steve Clarke's squad.

The winger has been on the outside looking in with the national team for two years but he feels primed for a return at international level with Scotland.

Speaking to Sky Sports, he said: "Personally, I always want to be the best player in the league. It was my mindset last year and although it didn't really transpire that way it doesn't change my opinion this year.

"Being a forward player you always want to get double figures for goals and assists.

"And I think playing well here and trying to get myself back into the Scotland national team is the big aim for this year, but that's only going to happen if I play well for Red Bulls.

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