As our tour of professional footballers continues, we turn wary eyes and a level of palpable apathy, towards Bojan Miovski. This Macedonian-born forward, who decided to grace the world with his presence on June 24, 1999 (making him a sprightly 26 years old, bless his cotton footballing socks), stands at an unremarkable 1.89m (or 6ft 2in if you prefer ye olden units), and tips the scales - if he were to wander onto a set - at 12st 12lb (equivalent to a slightly more European-friendly 82kg).
Miovski has attracted attention in Rangers' number 28 jersey. There's really no accounting for taste. For the record, Miovski has also seen fit to run around for the North Macedonia national team. Good for him.
His market value, according to the good people at Transfermarkt, is around £2m. Market value, in football, being a loose term somewhat removed from day-to-day reality.
From humble beginnings at Renova in Prva Liga Macedonia, he moved to MTK Budapest in 2020, for a fee best described as 'round-about'. Over two riveting seasons he made 56 appearances and hit the net 15 times.
Seemingly bored of Hungarian pastry, the lad packed up and landed himself in Scotland at Aberdeen in 2022, for a sum (again cloaked in mystery) of approximately £650k. For those counting that's 103 appearances and a not-so-thrilling 32 goals over his time in the sheep-steeped city. He even graced the pitch twice in his final season. Although we can't be sure if he actually broke a sweat on both occasions.
With a sudden price jump to £6.8m (call it football's version of Bitcoin), our young protagonist then nipped over the channel to Spain, playing for Girona in LaLiga. His head-turning performances must have left viewers at the edge of their seats: 17 appearances and two goals, plus a further appearance in the current season.
Then, obviously susceptible to gluttonous punishment, he hopped again to Scotland in August 2025 for Rangers, for a fee of around £4.2m. Astoundingly, in a mere 22 appearances, the lad has displayed his striking abilities with a staggering 4 goals. A veritable goal machine in his leisurewear.
Miovski has also been spending his seemingly ample spare time juggling an array of cup commitments. So, hats off to him. He managed to find the back of the net in the League and Scottish Cup for Rangers this season. He's also graced the fields - presumably not the muddy ploughed variety - in World Cup Qualifiers for North Macedonia and the Europa League for the Rangers. Goals dribbled in here and there, presumably to stop the crowds nodding off during the half-time pies. It's a tough job, but someone has to do it, eh?
