Ross McCormack delivers a sucker blow to Celtic when pursuing Lennon Miller, stating, “From the noises I’ve heard.”

‘From the noises I’ve heard,’ Ross McCormack delivers a sucker blow to Celtic in his pursuit of Lennon Miller. Celtic has been interested in Lennon Miller for an extended period of time. Scott Brown has praised Miller’s “mature” senior Scotland debut,

 

 

 

and the Motherwell youngster has had a successful domestic season and impressed on the senior stage. Brendan Rodgers, on the other hand, is diligently working behind the scenes to secure new players and has already secured Kieran Tierney’s return to Celtic. It appears that a deal to sign Benjamin Nygren is also imminent, and the inclusion of Miller would be the cherry on top.

 

 

 

 

However, it appears that he may be able to evade the Hoops, if Ross McCormack’s verdict is any indication. Ross McCormack has stated that Celtic will not be recruiting Lennon Miller. The signing of Miller has been met with skepticism from individuals such as Chris Sutton, and there is an increase in interest in the midfielder.

 

 

 

 

Sunderland and Italian clubs are also rumored to be interested in McCormack. Although he believes that Celtic would be a “perfect fit,” his insider knowledge indicates that his future rests elsewhere.He stated on the Clyde 1 Superscoreboard, “I have been expressing my belief for some time that he would be an ideal addition to Celtic’s midfield.”

 

 

 

“However, it appears that he is planning to travel abroad, based on the noises I have heard, which are primarily from individuals in and around Motherwell.” “When he observes the success that your Lewis Ferguson, Scott McTominay, and Billy Gilmour are experiencing in Serie A, he may desire a share of that success and escape the attention that Glasgow would bring.”

 

 

 

 

He would be an exceptional asset to Celtic, in my opinion. Celtic could be part of a bidding battle for Lennon Miller. While Miller is considered one of Scotland’s most promising prospects, there is a modest concern that the cost of his signing will exceed expectations.

 

 

 

It is possible that Motherwell could be persuaded to accept a sum of £4-£5 million. However, if clubs with greater financial resources around the world also make moves, there is no reason why the Steelmen couldn’t extract even more from others. If that is the case, it could result in a fee as high as £8m. Celtic may reconsider a deal due to his talent and potential.