The latest on Lennon Miller amid Celtic interest as high-profile suitors join hunt for his signature

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Lennon Miller has been a name mentioned in connection with Celtic over the last few months as he continues to thrive at Motherwell.

Earning valuable experience at Fir Park, the 18-year-old has made 21 appearances across all competitions this term, registering four goals and four assists in an advanced role.

Last month, Celtic were quoted £4 million to sign Lennon Miller. They have also sent scouts to watch the Scotland Under-21 international in recent weeks alongside Liverpool and Manchester United.

Deemed as one of the most promising stars in the Scottish Premiership, there is no surprise that Brendan Rodgers and company are monitoring his progress as the search for valuable future assets picks up pace ahead of the January window.

Now, fresh developments have come to light regarding Miller, who has a growing list of admirers as he continues to go from strength to strength.

Lennon Miller being tracked by Premier League admirers

According to Mailsport, Brighton and Southampton are the latest clubs to show interest in Miller ahead of the January transfer window.

Both Premier League sides have watched him in action, and it is ‘understood’ by the outlet that the pair are the most ‘advanced’ in their pursuit of the Motherwell midfielder.

Several pundits have urged Celtic to sign Miller as his stock continues to grow. However, whether they will get the chance remains to be seen amid mounting attention.

Midfield won’t be viewed as a pressing priority at the minute for the Bhoys, but contingency planning is always essential to stay on top.

Lennon Miller not the only midfielder profiled by Celtic

With the January transfer window approaching, names are starting to be thrown around as potential targets for the Bhoys to potentially bolster their squad.

67 Hail Hail sources revealed Burnley midfielder Josh Brownhill is a target for Celtic amid his availability on a pre-contract agreement, illustrating there may be a desire to bolster the engine room.

Quite how that would work with the flow of bodies already vying for positions is up for debate, but you can never have too much quality in the ranks!