The initial impact of Luke McCowan at Celtic has shown that there is transfer value to find in the Scottish Premiership, and the Bhoys have been told to consider another league standout.
Celtic haven’t made many domestic transfers in recent years.
In the last decade, players such as David Turnbull, Stuart Armstrong and Ryan Christie have all arrived to play regularly for the first team, but the club’s recruitment has largely focused on talents from other countries.
Along the way, prospects such as Aaron Hickey, Lewis Ferguson, and John McGinn have left the league and gone on to earn plaudits for their performances across Europe.
Are Premiership players undervalued at the Bhoys? There’s an argument for that and it’s something to consider as another standout talent earns a reputation.
Lennon Miller showing potential that Celtic should consider
Lennon Miller, still just 18, has emerged as Motherwell’s most influential and important player – currently showing the kind of form that must be catching Celtic’s eye.
The central midfielder has scored four goals and assisted three more in 13 appearances this term, helping his club into a top-four position in the table.
