Eintracht Frankfurt are considering a move for Motherwell star Lennon Miller. The Bundesliga giants have been tracking the 18-year-old for several months. Motherwell, Miller, and his representatives are all aware of the German interest. The transfer, if it happens, is more likely to be for the summer due to Miller's current injury. Motherwell's chief executive, Brian Caldwell, has emphasized that any potential deal must be right for both the player and the club, as they are not desperate to sell. Miller, who is under contract until 2026, is regarded as an exceptional talent, and Motherwell is unlikely to accept anything less than a club record sale. This cautious approach comes amid Udinese's unsuccessful attempts to sign Miller, having had two bids rejected, the latest being around £2.5 million, which were deemed 'miles off' the club's valuation.