Tony Bloom at Brighton is targeting Lennon Miller, but the plan involves first signing him to their sister club Union St-Gilloise for £5m. Miller would spend a season in Belgium, playing in European football, before a potential future move to Brighton. This strategy is part of Bloom's algorithm-led recruitment, aiming to prepare Miller for the Premier League.

Royale Union Saint-Gilloise was reported to have made a record-breaking bid for Lennon Miller, but it was not enough to persuade Motherwell to sell. It was reported that Motherwell values Miller at £4.5 million. With 18 months left on his contract, it is expected that Miller will attract more offers in the summer. During the January transfer window, Royale Union Saint-Gilloise was among the clubs that made substantial offers. Despite Miller's recent injury, his return to full training is seen as a positive development for Motherwell, who are hoping to improve their form.