According to Tuttomercato, Torino is showing a strong interest in acquiring Lennon Miller, a midfielder born in 2005 from Motherwell. The Italian club has reportedly made a 5 million euro offer, and negotiations are said to be progressing well. Miller was left out of last Saturday's league match against Rangers, with the official reason being physical issues, though it is suggested that the real reason might be the mounting pressure from Torino. Lennon Miller is described as a modern midfielder, praised for his box-to-box capabilities, ball recovery skills, ability to control the game tempo, and making quality runs. In the previous season, he impressively scored 4 goals and provided 6 assists over 34 appearances, which earned him the accolade of the best young player in the Scottish league. Notably, he became Motherwell's youngest ever scorer at the age of just 16.

Torino is interested in Lennon Miller, an 18-year-old Scottish midfielder from Motherwell. His potential transfer to the Italian club is contingent upon the departure of Adrien Tameze. Bologna and Udinese are also in the race to sign Miller. His contract with Motherwell runs until May 2026, and his current market value is estimated by Transfermarkt to be €8.00m. The competition for his signature highlights his growing reputation and the strategic moves Torino is considering to strengthen their squad.