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Midfielder’s Italian progress offers hope as Scots prepare to enter into new chapter under newly-appointed head coach

Scotland midfielder Lennon Miller is prepared to make an impact for his country following his initial transition to Serie A club Udinese. The 19-year-old former Motherwell player adjusted to Italian football during his debut season and is now targeting a key role under newly appointed Scotland head coach Sebastien Pocognoli.
According to his father, Lee Miller, the midfielder used the disappointment of missing Steve Clarke's World Cup squad as motivation ahead of the UEFA Nations League campaign. The senior Miller highlighted that Pocognoli's arrival provides a fresh start and regular opportunities for Scotland's younger generation of players.
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