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Bojan Miovski leaving Rangers?
It is possible that Bojan Miovski could exit in January unless he plays for the team on a regular basis in the next three months. The club may need to decide his short-term future when the January transfer window opens, as neither party benefits from him not playing.
It is possible that Bojan Miovski could exit in January unless he plays for the team on a regular basis in the next three months. The club may need to decide his short-term future when the January transfer window opens, as neither party benefits from him not playing.
According to sources speaking to Football Insider, Bojan Miovski wanted to leave Rangers in the summer and is still keen on an exit in January, which was the reason for the split with his agent. However, circumstances have changed and he may now be able to gain McInnes's approval.
According to sources speaking to Football Insider, Bojan Miovski wanted to leave Rangers in the summer and is still keen on an exit in January, which was the reason for the split with his agent. However, circumstances have changed and he may now be able to gain McInnes's approval.
Brown told Football Insider that he expects the player will seek a move, either immediately to a destination such as Saudi Arabia, or by waiting until January. If the player wishes to move immediately, the Liga Portugal or the Saudi Pro League are among the only remaining options.
Brown told Football Insider that he expects the player will seek a move, either immediately to a destination such as Saudi Arabia, or by waiting until January. If the player wishes to move immediately, the Liga Portugal or the Saudi Pro League are among the only remaining options.
Bojan Miovski, who was the subject of reports about a potential departure from Rangers during the final days of the transfer window, issued an official statement clarifying that he is not represented by any agent or football agency. He also stated that he will personally manage all matters relating to his professional career and future.
Bojan Miovski, who was the subject of reports about a potential departure from Rangers during the final days of the transfer window, issued an official statement clarifying that he is not represented by any agent or football agency. He also stated that he will personally manage all matters relating to his professional career and future.
Macedonian striker Bojan Miovski could leave in this window, either on loan or permanently, after he was left out of the squad for the trip to Aberdeen, with the Kelsy deal being close to completion.
Macedonian striker Bojan Miovski could leave in this window, either on loan or permanently, after he was left out of the squad for the trip to Aberdeen, with the Kelsy deal being close to completion.
Bojan Miovski could leave Rangers before the 5pm deadline on 3 September. His potential departure from Ibrox follows an agreement with Portland Timbers for Kevin Kelsy. The North Macedonian striker has made two substitute appearances for the Gers since McInnes' arrival and has been excluded from the matchday squad in the last two William Hill Premiership matches. BBC Sport reported on 31 August that the Light Blues could permit the departure of one striker if Kelsy joins them. A striker could leave Ibrox even with Youssef Chermiti being a long-term absentee, and Miovski is considered the "favourite" to depart. The North Macedonia international appears to be the least preferred forward option for McInnes, and a last-minute transfer is a possibility.
Bojan Miovski could leave Rangers before the 5pm deadline on 3 September. His potential departure from Ibrox follows an agreement with Portland Timbers for Kevin Kelsy. The North Macedonian striker has made two substitute appearances for the Gers since McInnes' arrival and has been excluded from the matchday squad in the last two William Hill Premiership matches. BBC Sport reported on 31 August that the Light Blues could permit the departure of one striker if Kelsy joins them. A striker could leave Ibrox even with Youssef Chermiti being a long-term absentee, and Miovski is considered the "favourite" to depart. The North Macedonia international appears to be the least preferred forward option for McInnes, and a last-minute transfer is a possibility.
The Daily Record reports that striker Bojan Miovski could leave if Rangers close a deal for Kelsy. The Macedonian international could be loaned out before the deadline.
The Daily Record reports that striker Bojan Miovski could leave if Rangers close a deal for Kelsy. The Macedonian international could be loaned out before the deadline.
Record Sport understands that clubs from Spain are interested in Bojan Miovski.
Record Sport understands that clubs from Spain are interested in Bojan Miovski.
Bojan Miovski is not ruling out an exit from Rangers this summer, stating a desire to play more. Miovski said that nothing can be ruled out regarding his future, but also mentioned he has a three-year contract with Rangers. He stated he would definitely like to feature more prominently next season rather than be on the bench, explaining that as a competitor, he would like to play more.
Bojan Miovski is not ruling out an exit from Rangers this summer, stating a desire to play more. Miovski said that nothing can be ruled out regarding his future, but also mentioned he has a three-year contract with Rangers. He stated he would definitely like to feature more prominently next season rather than be on the bench, explaining that as a competitor, he would like to play more.
According to sources for Football Insider, Bojan Miovski is planning an exit from Rangers this summer following the confirmed signing of Lawrence Shankland. Miovski is reportedly unhappy at Ibrox, with the arrival of the Hearts captain set to make him Danny Rohl’s fourth-choice striker for next season. Sources say the 26-year-old intends to find a move away from Glasgow this summer as he is not content with the idea of playing a bit-part role again next term.
According to sources for Football Insider, Bojan Miovski is planning an exit from Rangers this summer following the confirmed signing of Lawrence Shankland. Miovski is reportedly unhappy at Ibrox, with the arrival of the Hearts captain set to make him Danny Rohl’s fourth-choice striker for next season. Sources say the 26-year-old intends to find a move away from Glasgow this summer as he is not content with the idea of playing a bit-part role again next term.
Bojan Miovski could leave Rangers when the transfer window opens, as he faces an uncertain future at the club following an inconsistent spell. Rangers could move to replace him with Joe Gelhardt in the summer. Miovski is considered likely to be the player sold from the current options, as he is considered to have had the least impact so far this season. He could also be sold for a significant fee that could be used to sign Gelhardt as a versatile forward option.
Bojan Miovski could leave Rangers when the transfer window opens, as he faces an uncertain future at the club following an inconsistent spell. Rangers could move to replace him with Joe Gelhardt in the summer. Miovski is considered likely to be the player sold from the current options, as he is considered to have had the least impact so far this season. He could also be sold for a significant fee that could be used to sign Gelhardt as a versatile forward option.
Rangers might sell Bojan Miovski in the summer transfer window. Miovski, who joined in the summer for £2.6m, is struggling for regular game time under Danny Rohl at Ibrox. The arrival of Keny could lead to Rangers selling the striker. The North Macedonian could be a target for other Scottish Premiership sides and does not seem likely to have a future at Ibrox.
Rangers might sell Bojan Miovski in the summer transfer window. Miovski, who joined in the summer for £2.6m, is struggling for regular game time under Danny Rohl at Ibrox. The arrival of Keny could lead to Rangers selling the striker. The North Macedonian could be a target for other Scottish Premiership sides and does not seem likely to have a future at Ibrox.
According to Football Insider, Bojan Miovski could push to leave Rangers in the summer if his limited role in the squad continues. Miovski is currently unhappy with the amount of game time he is receiving under Rohl, who has preferred to use Ryan Naderi and Chermiti from the start. Rangers are also likely to be open to his departure if they can recoup the fee they paid for him.
According to Football Insider, Bojan Miovski could push to leave Rangers in the summer if his limited role in the squad continues. Miovski is currently unhappy with the amount of game time he is receiving under Rohl, who has preferred to use Ryan Naderi and Chermiti from the start. Rangers are also likely to be open to his departure if they can recoup the fee they paid for him.
It has been suggested that Bojan Miovski could have an early exit from Rangers. There is a significant possibility that he could stay with the club beyond the transfer window, but if he does, he could be the third-choice striker behind Chermiti and Naderi.
It has been suggested that Bojan Miovski could have an early exit from Rangers. There is a significant possibility that he could stay with the club beyond the transfer window, but if he does, he could be the third-choice striker behind Chermiti and Naderi.
Danny Rohl wants his Rangers strikers to demonstrate who is the primary No. 9, and the strikers who are unsuccessful in this competition could be made available for sale in January. Bojan Miovski, a 26-year-old North Macedonian international, is one of the strikers involved in this competition. Miovski joined Rangers in August 2025 and is under contract until June 2029. In the current Scottish Premiership season, he has scored one goal and provided one assist in three appearances. The striker has 38 caps and 9 goals for North Macedonia and his current Transfermarkt market value is €2.50m.
Danny Rohl wants his Rangers strikers to demonstrate who is the primary No. 9, and the strikers who are unsuccessful in this competition could be made available for sale in January. Bojan Miovski, a 26-year-old North Macedonian international, is one of the strikers involved in this competition. Miovski joined Rangers in August 2025 and is under contract until June 2029. In the current Scottish Premiership season, he has scored one goal and provided one assist in three appearances. The striker has 38 caps and 9 goals for North Macedonia and his current Transfermarkt market value is €2.50m.
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