Sport nationScottish Premiership Roundup: Celtic Target Motherwell Star, Premier League Clubs Circle Dundee Teenager
As the November international break continues, Scottish Premiership clubs are assessing their seasons so far. Here are the latest headlines:
Celtic Urged to Sign Lennon Miller
Former Celtic player Chris Sutton believes the club should make a January move for Motherwell’s 18-year-old sensation Lennon Miller, valued at £5 million. Miller has impressed with two goals and three assists in 11 league appearances.
“He’s clearly a top prospect and arguably the best young player in Scotland,” Sutton wrote. “Celtic can afford it – and they could blow Rangers out of the water if they fancy a look at the youngster.”
Premier League Interest in Dundee’s Ally Graham
Nottingham Forest are reportedly stepping up their pursuit of Dundee’s 16-year-old goalkeeper Ally Graham. Graham has attracted interest from four Premier League clubs, including Newcastle United, Southampton, and Arsenal.
Hearts and Hibs Reflect on Disappointing Starts
Hearts and Hibs occupy the bottom two spots in the Scottish Premiership, with eight points from 36. Both clubs will look to regroup during the international break.
Other News:
- Scotland manager Steve Clarke has challenged his team to end their Nations League campaign on a high against Poland.
- Kenneth Vargas has addressed speculation about his Hearts future, setting the record straight on his Tynecastle plans.
Key Points:
- Celtic target Lennon Miller, valued at £5 million
- Premier League clubs circle Dundee’s Ally Graham
- Hearts and Hibs reflect on disappointing starts
- Steve Clarke challenges Scotland to beat Poland
- Kenneth Vargas addresses Hearts exit claims
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