Leeds United are reportedly hot on the heels of Aberdeen youngster Lewis Pirie after they watched him in a Scotland U-16s international fixture against Denmark, according to the Daily Record.
Pirie scored and was involved in the build-up for the penalty awarded to Jack Fletcher - son of former Manchester United midfielder Darren - in the Scots' 4-2 loss to the Danes.
Seen as one of the most talented players coming through the Aberdeen ranks, Pirie is one of many that, in recent seasons, have broken through the ranks alongside the likes of Liverpool star Calvin Ramsay, who was sold for £4.2m.
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Leeds were not the only team that were scouting the youngster however, with fellow Premier League side Fulham also in attendance amongst others.
Pirie and his Scottish teammates will be taking on hosts Spain on Saturday in the next game of their European training camp.
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