Morgan made an immediate impact during his first spell with The Nash, scoring 11 goals in just 9 appearances

He joined Sligo ahead of the 2018 season but left by mutual consent as he continues to contend with an abdominal injury which has restricted him to one substitute appearance since he made his last start against Shamrock Rovers in May.

Morgan moved to Sligo following a spell with FC Halifax Town.

The 24-year-old began his career with home-town club Liverpool, for whom he made three first-team appearances under Brendan Rodgers in the 2012/13 season.

But his career quickly took a nosedive as he moved to Yeovil Town who were in the Championship at the time, before five more moves down the tiers in England and St Johnstone in Scotland that eventually saw him enter non-League football.

Morgan found goalscoring form with Curzon Ashton and then Halifax and following a lengthy pursuit by the Bit O' Red, he joined Sligo ahead of their new season.

His time in Ireland got off to a promising start, as he scored 4 goals in his first six appearances. However, with injury problems hampering his progress, he leaves with a tally of 5 goals in 17 appearances in all competitions.