Celtic may target Lennon Miller if Callum McGregor departs
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 23, 2026, 7:20 PM
Last updated Jul 23, 2026
Celtic could consider pursuing Lennon Miller in light of potential departures from the midfield. Miller, currently with Udinese, has impressed in Serie A after leaving Motherwell, where he served as captain. Callum McGregor has been linked to a lucrative move to Saudi Arabia, which could leave a gap in Celtic's lineup. With Miller under contract until 2029, the club might need to invest significantly to secure his services as a potential replacement. The situation remains fluid, hinging on McGregor's decision about his future.
- •Lennon Miller signed with Udinese after leaving Motherwell for £4.5 million.
- •He made 26 appearances and scored one goal in his first season in Italy.
- •Callum McGregor is rumored to be considering a move to Saudi Arabia.
- •Celtic's midfield faces possible weakness with multiple player departures.
- •Miller's contract runs until 2029, potentially requiring over £10 million to acquire.
- 7:20 PMYahoo Sports — Lennon Miller should be in our thoughts again, especially if Calmac leaves
"Lennon Miller should be in our thoughts again, especially in the event of a Calmac exit…This time last year the young and talented Motherwell youngster Lennon Miller was a reported Celtic target, on...
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