Motherwell are taking their time regarding the potential sale of Lennon Miller, who remains under contract until 2026. The club has established a minimum transfer fee of £3.25m, marking it as their current club record fee. Celtic has shown interest in acquiring the 18-year-old midfielder. Motherwell's chief executive, Brian Caldwell, pointed out that the club is not under pressure to sell Miller and noted his leadership qualities and potential. Negotiations with his agent are ongoing.

Motherwell will reportedly demand a club record £4 million fee for Lennon Miller. Celtic are keeping tabs on the youngster, who has been dubbed a generational talent. Celtic have yet to make a bid for Miller, but Brendan Rodgers is a huge admirer.

Celtic have been encouraged to make a significant financial effort to acquire Motherwell's young talent, Lennon Miller. The teenager, who has become a leading prospect in Scottish football, was anticipated to make a lucrative transfer during the summer but has stayed at Motherwell. Pundit Tam McManus expressed the opinion that Celtic should propose a substantial amount to secure Miller before other clubs become interested. McManus highlighted Miller's extraordinary abilities and advised that Celtic should investigate the transfer fee following his remarkable performance against them. Celtic legend Peter Grant indicated that Rangers might not be in a position to afford Miller, suggesting Celtic as a more probable destination.

Celtic are also well aware of Lennon's talents. However, according to his father Lee Miller, Lennon is not interested in leaving Motherwell right now. He wants to rack up as many games as possible for Motherwell to aid his development.