Championship promotion hopefuls Middlesbrough are eyeing a move for Fulham striker Ross McCormack, according to the Mail Online.
The Scotland international has been in fine goal-scoring form despite the London club currently languishing dangerously close to the relegation zone.
He has fifteen goals in all competitions, and his thirteen in the league is a tally bettered by only one other player – Burnely’s Andre Gray.
McCormack, who began his career in his native Scotland with Rangers moved to Craven Cottage from Leeds United in the summer of 2014, while he has also played for Cardiff City, Motherwell and had a loan spell with Doncaster Rovers.
During his time with Rangers he netted in the Champions League against Porto while internationally, he has eleven senior caps for his country scoring twice.
Middlesbrough currently sit top of the Championship, a point ahead of Derby County and can be backed at 8/11 to win the division.
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