Nafisa Rangers Eye Major Statement Signing as Bid Looms for Scottish Star Lennon Miller
Kevin Thelwell could be on the brink of securing one of the summer’s standout signings for Rangers, with a move for Motherwell’s rising star Lennon Miller gathering serious momentum.
The Ibrox club have already strengthened their ranks with several impressive acquisitions, including Max Aarons, Emmanuel Fernandez, Nasser Djiga, Joe Rothwell, and Thelo Aasgaard.
Lyall Cameron has also joined from Dundee after agreeing a pre-contract earlier in the year. Now, Rangers appear poised to further bolster their homegrown talent pool.
Lennon Miller, an 18-year-old Scotland international, is now being heavily linked with a transfer to Govan. His father, Lee Miller, confirmed on BBC Sportsound (13 July) that a formal offer for the teenager is expected imminently possibly this week or next. He revealed that discussions are already underway between interested parties, hinting at growing momentum behind the scenes.
“There’s a lot of talk behind the scenes, and the clubs are speaking together,” Miller said. “We’ll see what happens.”
While he didn’t mention Rangers specifically, speculation around the club’s involvement continues to intensify. Should the Gers launch a bid, fans will be eager to see the young talent arrive, especially with the club’s American ownership, led by Andrew Cavenagh and 49ers Enterprises, demonstrating ambition since taking control.
A potential move for Miller could also tie into broader squad planning. With Wolves expressing interest in Nico Raskin, Rangers may consider cashing in on the Belgian midfielder if a suitable offer is made.
Miller would present a dynamic, long-term option who could fill that midfield void, whether Raskin stays or goes.
Landing the Motherwell star would also reinforce the importance of Scottish identity within the squad a hallmark of many successful Rangers sides of the past.
At just 18, Miller could become a transformative signing and a symbolic one, showing that the club continues to prioritise local talent as it builds toward sustained success under Russell Martin.
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