Miller has learned “loads” since joining the Serie A club and his Italian is “getting better everyday” with regular lessons.
“The physical side of the game, I had to improve on but also my understanding of the game, different game plans, different formations,” explained Miller, whose father Lee played for Scotland.
“You’re training with players of real quality everyday and you’re playing against some of the best players in the world.
“Living myself, I’ve really enjoyed. I’ve really grown as a person. It was the first time I’d been out the family home. My family are over all the time, which is nice.”
Scotland play Japan and Ivory Coast later this month when Miller as well as Torino’s Che Adams, Hellas Verona’s Kieran Bowie, Sassuolo’s Josh Doig, Bologna’s Lewis Ferguson and Napoli pair Billy Gilmour and Scott McTominay, are likely to come into Clarke’s consideration.
And Miller said of his fellow Italy-based Scots: “Every time we play against one another, we speak after the game and swap shirts.
“All the boys have been brilliant when we’ve played against them.”
