Lennon Miller transfer: Rangers ‘to seal perfect singing’ at Ibrox
Rangers should complete a transfer for Motherwell midfielder Lennon Miller, Peter Martin says.
The PLZ Soccer host believes the Gers must be in the race to sign the talented 18-year-old Scottish ace, with interest growing around Europe.
Miller would “perfectly” fit at Ibrox, and the Light Blues have been urged to seal a deal if they have the financial means.
Speaking on the PLZ Football Podcast (23 January), Martin said: “Rangers would be one of the clubs who should be in the mix for a good Scottish player like Miller.
“If you have that disposable income, he’s perfectly in the mould for me for Rangers to go for him.”
Rangers should go all out for Lennon Miller transfer
It wouldn’t be a surprise to see the 18-year-old move to a top European side in the coming future, considering the strides he’s taken in the last few months.
While the Gers might have to bid over the odds to get the midfielder, they could possibly make a huge profit by selling him down the line.
The Bears have already seen the success counting on young players can have, with Hamza Igamane thriving at Ibrox.
Rangers could evidently demand a hefty sum to sell the Moroccan striker in the coming future, which should be the transfer model at the Glaswegian outfit.
While getting the best players and competing against Celtic should be a priority, the Gers must also be financially stable.
The Light Blues have been in turmoil off the pitch, but the fans will hope the arrival of Patrick Stewart will be the catalyst for change.
Philippe Clement has an abundance of midfield talent in Nicolas Raskin, Mohamed Diomande, Connor Barron and Ianis Hagi, but they could depart for pastures new in the coming months.
Miller could solve multiple potential issues at the Bears with his arrival.
In other Rangers news, Sky Sports have shared an update on the Rabbi Matondo transfer.
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