Daily Record reports on Lennon Miller's imminent transfer to Udinese. Lennon Miller is on his way to Italy to complete a big money move to Udinese. Motherwell and the Serie A side were locked in talks over the Scotland international. He has been snapped at Glasgow Airport ahead of a club record deal for Motherwell, potentially eclipsing the fee that took David Turnbull to Celtic. The transfer fee is in the region of £4.5 million, with potential add-ons.

Udinese is in advanced contacts with Motherwell for Lennon Miller. Several Italian clubs, including Bologna and Torino, have shown interest in the young midfielder, but Udinese is leading the race. Recently, Udinese increased their offer to approximately 5.5 million EUR. This week is expected to be crucial for the transfer, as reported by Scottish media. Despite his young age, Miller is considered a highly promising player with over 50 appearances in the Scottish top league and two caps for the Scottish national team.

Udinese are interested in signing Lennon Miller from Motherwell for a £4.5 million deal. The Italian club had previously had a bid rejected in January. Fresh discussions have been held with Motherwell, and the transfer would be a club record sale for Motherwell. Lennon Miller is heading into the final 12 months of his contract at Fir Park. He was left out of a recent match due to ongoing transfer talks in the background.

Udinese are interested in Lennon Miller, a highly-rated player from Motherwell, with a £5m valuation. Udinese had a £2.5m bid rejected in January and are considering a fresh offer. 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.

Lennon Miller is widely viewed as one of the brightest talents in Scottish football. Udinese is among the interested clubs. His father hinted that a move abroad is expected, with a big offer expected within the next two weeks. Miller is eager to play at the highest level possible and has ambitions similar to other Scottish players who have moved abroad.

Daily Record reports on Udinese's ongoing interest in Lennon Miller as they consider making a new bid. Udinese had a previous offer for Lennon Miller rejected but could come back with another bid as he enters the final year of his contract.

Lennon Miller has attracted interest from Udinese, a Serie A club. A bid from Udinese failed in January, but with Miller entering the final 12 months of his contract, the stance of Motherwell not selling him is likely to change this summer. Motherwell is expected to demand a record-breaking fee, surpassing the £3.25 million they received for David Turnbull in 2020.

Lennon Miller was the subject of two substantial offers from Udinese in the January transfer window. Motherwell reportedly values him at £4.5 million.

Udinese showed interest in Lennon Miller and made a bid, but it was rejected as it fell short of Motherwell's £4 million valuation. Motherwell's CEO stated they are not desperate to sell and will only consider offers that are right for both the club and the player.

Udinese have already had two bids rejected by Motherwell, with the club's top brass stating that the offers are 'miles away' from their valuation of Lennon Miller. There are add-ons discussed for appearances and further transfers.

Udinese are expected to make an improved offer after Motherwell knocked back an initial £2.5 million bid. The Italian side, owned by the Pozzo family, is keen to sign the Scotland under-21 cap despite his recent injury. Miller recently signed a new deal keeping him at Fir Park until 2026. A string of clubs, including Celtic and Southampton, are monitoring the talented 18-year-old, who is expected to be sidelined for a couple more months due to a fractured foot.