St Mirren have reportedly tabled a final offer for Glentoran star Connor McMenamin that could hit £200,000.
Our sister paper, The Daily Record, say sources have confirmed the Buddies have gone back in with a final attempt to get a deal done for the Northern Ireland international.
The two sides played each other earlier this week in a testimonial game for Marcus Kane.
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After the match Glens boss Warren Feeney reaffirmed the club's stance on any potential deal stating McMenamin would only leave if their valuation was met.
St Mirren boss Stephen Robinson suggested they would "move on" to other targets after their latest bid had been turned down.
But Robinson is keen to land the 27-year-old, and the Paisley club have reportedly put in the improved six-figure bid that includes a number of add-ons and a sell-on, which could hit £200,000.
The Saints board has put the extra deal in the pot after selling Eamonn Brophy and Jay Henderson to Ross County for six figures fees this week.
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