Lennon Miller, an 18-year-old Scottish player from Motherwell, is being closely watched by Bologna. Despite missing the opening match against Rangers due to a muscle issue, possibly market-related, Bologna is still in the race to sign him. However, Udinese and Fiorentina are also interested. The valuation is around 6 million euros.

Bologna are interested in Lennon Miller, a highly-rated player from Motherwell, with a £5m valuation. Bologna are long-term admirers of the midfielder. Miller has entered the final year of his contract with Motherwell, and the club demands a record fee for him. He has been absent from recent matches but might play against Rangers. Miller prefers a move abroad.

Lewis Ferguson, who is currently playing for Bologna, has suggested Lennon Miller to Bologna, as Italian clubs are frequently exploring the Scottish market. Ferguson reportedly made this recommendation at the beginning of the season. Lennon Miller has attracted interest from Udinese, which has had two bids turned down by Motherwell because their offers were considerably below the Scottish club's valuation. Nonetheless, Bologna's interest appears to have been sparked by Ferguson's endorsement, underscoring the club's ongoing interest in Scottish talent. With clubs like Rangers, Celtic, and Frankfurt also expressing interest, the transfer saga involving Miller is set to be a highlight of the January transfer window.