Lennon Miller, a standout performer at Motherwell and one of Scottish football's brightest young talents, is targeted by Brighton and Hove Albion. However, the plan involves their sister club Union St-Gilloise first signing him in a £5m deal, with the intention for him to spend a season in Belgium and playing in European football before making a future switch to Brighton.

Eintracht Frankfurt has shown interest in signing Lennon Miller, a central midfielder from Motherwell FC. The interest was reported two weeks ago, and the player, a Scottish U21 international, is open to a move to the Bundesliga.

Udinese Calcio is reportedly interested in Lennon Miller. The Serie A club made an offer of slightly less than three million euros, but it was rejected. Since Miller is only contracted until 2026, Motherwell does not have much time to secure a transfer fee.

Lennon Miller is expected to have major interest from English clubs due to the success of young Scottish players who have moved to England. Mark Wilson suggests that English clubs might be rethinking their transfer policies, especially with Brexit, and sees Miller as a valuable player who could succeed in England.