Lennon Miller

Key strength: Work rate

Box-to-box midfielder

At just 19 years old, Scottish midfielder Lennon Miller is quietly establishing himself as a reliable presence in Udinese's engine room. With the Bianconeri sitting 11th in Serie A following an encouraging run of back-to-back wins before their recent stumble, Miller has become a trusted figure for the Friulian outfit. The box-to-box midfielder has featured in 14 matches this campaign, accumulating 643 minutes and chipping in with a goal—a testament to his willingness to drive forward from deep positions. His €8m market valuation reflects the lofty expectations placed on his shoulders, particularly impressive given his 56 overall rating suggests a player still very much in development. Miller's defining attribute is his relentless work rate, the kind that endears players to supporters and managers alike. Operating alongside the creative spark of Nicolò Zaniolo and the experience of Arthur Atta in midfield, the teenage Scot provides the defensive diligence and energy that allows his more flamboyant teammates to flourish. While his passing (55) and physical attributes (50) remain raw, his consistent involvement—just one yellow card in 14 appearances—speaks to a maturity beyond his years. For a Udinese side navigating the complexities of mid-table consolidation, Miller represents both present reliability and future promise.