Lennon Miller was the subject of two substantial offers from Udinese in the January transfer window. Motherwell reportedly values him at £4.5 million.

Udinese showed interest in Lennon Miller and made a bid, but it was rejected as it fell short of Motherwell's £4 million valuation. Motherwell's CEO stated they are not desperate to sell and will only consider offers that are right for both the club and the player.

Udinese have already had two bids rejected by Motherwell, with the club's top brass stating that the offers are 'miles away' from their valuation of Lennon Miller. There are add-ons discussed for appearances and further transfers.

Udinese are expected to make an improved offer after Motherwell knocked back an initial £2.5 million bid. The Italian side, owned by the Pozzo family, is keen to sign the Scotland under-21 cap despite his recent injury. Miller recently signed a new deal keeping him at Fir Park until 2026. A string of clubs, including Celtic and Southampton, are monitoring the talented 18-year-old, who is expected to be sidelined for a couple more months due to a fractured foot.