Bojan Miovski acknowledged the difficulties he faced during his debut season in LaLiga with Girona and hinted that his future with the club remains open. Despite signing until 2028, he stated that he cannot predict what will happen this summer and mentioned that everything depends on the club. There are rumors linking him with a possible exit, especially with an anticipated active summer transfer market at Montilivi.

Bojan Miovski, a 25-year-old forward from North Macedonia, transferred to Girona last summer from Aberdeen for five million euros, plus additional variables, and signed a contract extending until 2028. Despite the initial high hopes, Miovski managed to score only four goals in all competitions this season, failing to meet expectations and being overshadowed by Artem Dovbyk. His market value has since dropped to three million euros, which is two million less than the amount Girona initially paid for him. There are uncertainties surrounding his future at the club, and the sporting director, along with coach Míchel, are planning to have discussions about the future with him and other players for the upcoming season. Miovski is reportedly unhappy with his current situation at the club.

Bojan Miovski, who previously played for Aberdeen and is currently with Girona, has received a warning from the club's sporting director, Quique Carcel, about the possibility of being replaced in the January transfer window if his performance does not improve. Miovski has found it challenging to match his earlier success at Aberdeen, having scored only two goals for Girona. Carcel suggested that the club might look to sign a new striker during the winter transfer period should Miovski's performance fail to improve. The club's objective is to support Miovski by fostering an environment of confidence and calmness.