The spotlight shines on Motherwell’s rising star, Lennon Miller, as Rangers and Celtic are urged to keep a watchful eye on the gifted young talent.

The Scottish Premiership post-split fixtures are around the corner, paving the way for the ultimate games before the 2023/24 champion is declared. With only one point separating title contenders Rangers and Celtic, the race for the silverware intensifies.

While the Hoops hope for slip-ups from their rivals in the forthcoming matches, a flawless streak for Rangers could secure them the championship. Regardless of the final outcome, both teams are gearing up for the summer transfer window to strengthen their squads for the upcoming season.

Amidst the buzz around potential signings, football pundit Jim Duffy suggests that managers Brendan Rodgers and Philippe Clement should be focusing on building for the future. Duffy, drawing from his coaching experience at Dundee, Hibs, and Morton, emphasizes Motherwell’s young talent, Lennon Miller, as a player deserving attention. The 17-year-old midfielder has shown promise with an impressive performance in his breakthrough season at Fir Park.

Duffy expressed his thoughts on the potential of signing Miller, saying, “The one I think everyone would be talking about for the clubs would be Lennon Miller at Motherwell. I think at 17 years of age, he is the one I think that there will be a host of clubs looking at him, including Celtic and Rangers.”

Highlighting Miller’s potential for development, Duffy further added, “Because you can get plenty of time to develop him. You could actually leave him on loan at Motherwell for another year and allow him to develop but sign him up.”

With 19 Premiership appearances under his belt this season, including an assist against Celtic in February, the young midfielder continues to capture the attention of Scotland’s top clubs, positioning himself as a player to watch in the seasons to come.