Lennon Miller is taking his exams while performing for Scotland - and next on his list is a chance at Motherwell.
The teenager - son of former Aberdeen striker Lee - is at the u17s Euro finals in Israel with Scotland.
They face their third game of the tournament against Sweden and if they are to qualify, they would need a shock combination of results.
Not only would the young Scots have to win, Portugal have to beat Denmark and a seven-goal goal difference needs overturned.
Miller is highly-rated in the Fir Park academy and has already trained with first-team boss Graham Alexander's team.
Speaking about his chances, the midfielder said: “It’s been good for me at Motherwell. I’m playing every week for the Under-18s. We’re high up in the league and playing some nice football.
“I’ve spoken to the manager and trained with the first team a few times. He’s looking to bring youth through so that’s a good thing for me."
Not only has Miller had Scotland to focus on, the 15-year-old has had his biology and history exams to focus on too.
He added to the Daily Record: “The exams were tough. I actually took my history exam on the morning of our second game. It’s a really strange experience doing your exams out here.
“I had to get up very early to do the exam. There’s a class at 5.30 every night and there’s a wee room where we went to study. You do your work then go back to training."
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