Sunderland is preparing a bold move for Motherwell’s rising star Lennon Miller, potentially leaving Celtic and Rangers empty-handed. The Black Cats are readying a £10m bid for the 18-year-old, who recently impressed in his Scotland debut against Liechtenstein.
Despite Motherwell’s reluctance to let go of their prized asset, Miller is determined to challenge himself at the highest level. Rumors have linked him to clubs like Borussia Dortmund, but Sunderland seems keen on securing his services.
With a contract until 2026, Motherwell has some leverage in negotiations. Having already rejected a £2.5m offer from Udinese, they are determined to get the best deal for Miller, who was named the PFA Scotland and Scottish Football Writers’ Association Young Player of the Year.
Scoring four goals and providing eight assists in the previous season, Miller has proven himself as a standout performer in the Premiership. Sunderland, now back in the Premier League after eight years, believes they can convince the youngster to join them with the allure of English top-flight football.
