“He’s the Best Player Scotland Has Seen in Years…” – Celtic TOLD to Pay Whatever it May Cost to Sign Scotland’s Best Player…

LENNON MILLER: THE YOUNG MIDFIELDER WHO COULD BE CELTIC’S FUTURE STAR

Celtic’s quest for domestic and European success has been well-documented, and the Hoops’ scouting network has been working tirelessly to identify the next big talent. One player who has caught the eye of Celtic’s management team is Lennon Miller, the talented young midfielder from Motherwell.

Miller’s impressive performances for Motherwell have not gone unnoticed, and he has been tipped for big things in Scottish football. Former Celtic striker John Hartson is one of many who believe Miller has the potential to become a top-class player, and he has urged Celtic to do whatever it takes to sign him.

“He’s the type for me, if Celtic were to go and get him, I think like when you sign McCowan and things from Dundee, you’re always thinking, ‘Well, let’s put him on the bench. He’s got to work his way into the team. He’s got to wait until there’s an injury’ or when he plays, he’s got to be absolutely outstanding to keep his place,” Hartson said.

“I think this kid, Lennon Miller, I know I’m talking him up really, really massively here, I think he can stay in the team. I think he can excel on the training ground with better players and he will improve an awful lot.”

Hartson’s praise for Miller is not misplaced, as the young midfielder has already shown glimpses of his talent in the Scottish Premiership. His vision, passing range, and work rate have drawn comparisons to Celtic’s own captain, Callum McGregor.

While McGregor is still going strong, Celtic will eventually need to look for his long-term replacement. Miller, at just 18, has the potential to fill that void and become a key player for the Hoops.

Celtic’s manager, Brendan Rodgers, has already shown interest in Miller, and the young midfielder has spoken highly of the Celtic boss. After a Celtic defeat at Fir Park, Rodgers took the time to speak to Miller, praising his performance and wishing him well for the rest of the season.

Miller was clearly impressed by Rodgers’ words, and he has spoken about the impact it had on him. “He just said ‘well done’ and ‘good luck for the season.’ It’s nice to get recognition from the people who have had such a good career in the game.”

With Miller’s contract up at the end of next season, Motherwell will need to decide whether to sell him or risk losing him for free. Celtic, meanwhile, will be keeping a close eye on the situation, knowing that Miller has the potential to become a top-class player.

As Hartson said, Celtic should be willing to do whatever it takes to sign Miller. The young midfielder has the potential to become a key player for the Hoops, and his signing would be a major coup for the club.