Scotland midfielder Lennon Miller says his move to Udinese has made him a better player. The 20-year-old has seen significant improvement since joining the Serie A club, particularly in the physical aspects of his game and his understanding of different tactical systems.

Miller, whose father Lee also played for Scotland, credits daily training with high-quality teammates and facing world-class opposition for his development. He's also taking regular Italian lessons, with his language skills improving daily. The midfielder describes living abroad as a positive experience that has helped him grow as a person, though he admits it was his first time living away from his family.

The Scotland international is set to feature in upcoming matches against Japan and Ivory Coast, joining other Scotland players based in Italy's top flight. Miller maintains friendly relationships with fellow countrymen playing in Serie A, regularly swapping shirts and speaking after matches.