Bologna and Udinese interest in Miller ‘becoming more and more concrete’ | OneFootball

Motherwell head coach Jens Berthel Askou has admitted that sought-after teenager Lennon Miller has interest that is ‘becoming more and more concrete and specific’, following reports that Bologna and Udinese are keen on bringing the young midfielder to Serie A.

Lennon Miller interest from Bologna ‘more and more concrete’

As Football Italia reported in July, Bologna have been pushing to complete a deal for Miller, while Udinese have also retained an interest.

“A lot of things are going on and have been for a while, and the interest is increasing every day and every week for Lennon,” Motherwell head coach Askou said during his pre-match press conference on Thursday (via STV).

“There is extensive interest from a lot of places and it is becoming more and more concrete and specific,” he continued.

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – JUNE 6: Lennon Miller of Scotland during the international friendly match between Scotland and Iceland at Hampden Park on June 6, 2025 in Glasgow, Scotland. (Photo by Steve Welsh/Getty Images)

If Miller were to complete a move to the Dall’Ara this summer, he would join Scotland international teammate Lewis Ferguson, and would join compatriots Scott McTominay, Billy Gilmour, Che Adams and Josh Doig in the Italian top flight.

Motherwell, meanwhile, are due to play Rangers in their opening match of the 2025-26 Scottish Premiership season on Saturday.

Lennon has missed a portion of pre-season training with a minor injury, but there is still a possibility that the 18-year-old is still included in the matchday squad.