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Leeds Set to Sign Promising Young Talent Despite Recent Injury Concern

Injury expert Dr. Rajpal Brar has provided insight into 18-year-old Miller’s season, including the injury setback he suffered in January.

Leeds United have moved swiftly in the transfer market, confirming the signing of former Manchester City forward Lukas Nmecha, who will officially join on 1 July.

Now, attention turns to Miller, who is expected to complete a medical ahead of a potential transfer.

Despite missing a month of action earlier this year due to injury, Dr. Brar has ruled out any concerns regarding Miller’s medical.

He does, however, caution that the youngster will need time to adapt to the physical demands of Premier League football, which is significantly more intense than what he’s been used to.

Leeds have already established contact with Miller over a potential move, but they face competition from Premier League rivals Manchester United and West Ham. (TBR, 21 May)

Speaking exclusively to MOT Leeds News, Dr. Brar, a specialist in Physical Therapy and Sports Science, commented on Miller’s fitness:

“He did suffer an injury at the beginning of the year, so it’s not the cleanest fitness record. However, he featured regularly afterward, and I don’t see any medical red flags.

That said, given the pace and physicality of English football, it would be wise to manage his minutes carefully—especially as he doesn’t yet have extensive first-team experience.”

If the deal goes through, Leeds will be acquiring a long-term prospect in Miller. The Scotland international impressed last season with 12 goal contributions across all competitions, showcasing both creativity and scoring ability from midfield.

While he may not be ready for consistent first-team action immediately, Miller represents a high-upside signing—one that could pay off significantly with the right development and patience.