Reynolds was the subject of a �750,000 bid from Rangers last January

Motherwell's Mark Reynolds has caught the eye of clubs in England, according to his manager Craig Brown.

Brown's side have only conceded two goals in 10 SPL games and reports have linked centre-back Reynolds with PSV Eindhoven in the Netherlands.

"I don't know about the Dutch but I know of interest from England because I've spoken to one or two managers who have asked me about him," Brown said.

"I can only give him the highest possible praise - he is outstanding."

Reynolds was the subject of a £750,000 bid from Rangers in the summer of 2008 that was promptly rebuffed by the Fir Park club.

I can only give him the highest possible praise - he is outstanding. Motherwell manager Craig Brown

He has been a regular starter in Brown's rearguard and the former Scotland manager insists the 22-year-old defender would do well in England, but it would be a great loss to the Lanarkshire club.

"He deserves a successful career at the top level," said Brown of the player who is under contract until May 2011.

"To go to England, the finance is totally different and it would be a good move for him.

"Not a good move for us but it would be a good move for Mark Reynolds and it would be churlish of us not to give him that opportunity if it comes."

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