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Former Hibernian midfielder Tam McManus has urged Celtic to consider signing Lennon Miller, the 18-year-old midfielder from Motherwell who has been impressive both for his club and Scotland’s U21 team. McManus believes Miller has the potential to become one of Scotland’s top young talents, noting his standout performance against Celtic in a recent 3-0 victory.

In an interview with PLZ Soccer, McManus shared his admiration for Miller’s skills, describing him as one of the most promising young players he has seen in recent years. During the match, Miller showcased his abilities by hitting the woodwork twice, once with a long-range shot and another with a well-taken free kick. McManus emphasized that Celtic should seriously consider signing the young player, as he expects Miller to break Motherwell’s transfer record. “If you’re Celtic, you go in after the game and you ask them how much they want for him. He was that good,” McManus said, highlighting the potential value Miller could bring to the team.

With the ability to dictate play and his tactical awareness on the field, Miller has earned a reputation as one of the best young players in Scotland. Since his debut at just 16, he has contributed five goals and six assists for Motherwell and has taken his performances to a new level under manager Stuart Kettlewell. McManus suggested that if Celtic were to sign Miller, they might consider a loan arrangement allowing him to stay at Motherwell for a season to continue his development. This would be a strategic move to ensure his growth without pressuring him too early in his career at Celtic Park.

However, questions may arise around Miller’s progression at Celtic, especially given the experience of David Turnbull. Turnbull joined Celtic from Motherwell for £4.5 million but faced challenges in establishing himself due to injuries and a lack of pace. A loan-back deal for Miller could mitigate some of these risks, allowing him to gain consistent playing time before joining Celtic fully.

If Celtic decide to move for Miller, they may face competition from English clubs and potentially teams in Italy’s Serie A, as his performances have been attracting broader interest. For Celtic, the window to secure this young talent may be narrow, making a swift approach essential.

By securing Miller, Celtic would be investing in the future of Scottish football, ensuring they have a young, talented midfielder with the potential to make a significant impact both domestically and on the European stage.